Those who unsuccessfully challenged the practice of charging out-of-state students who attend a state college or university higher tuition than in-state students did so on the basis of the

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The privileges and immunities clause, also known as the commerce clause, prohibits states from discriminating against citizens of other states when it comes to basic rights and privileges. This includes education. Therefore, charging out-of-state students higher tuition is a violation of the privileges and immunities clause.

Those Who Unsuccessfully Challenged the Practice of Charging Out-Of-State Students