§ 6305. Non-resident and out-of-state students. 1. In addition to\nadmitting residents of its own local sponsor or sponsors, each community\ncollege shall, within the quota and under the conditions prescribed by\nthe state university trustees, admit non-resident students and\nout-of-state students.\n 2. Any community college may, with the approval of the state\nuniversity trustees, charge non-resident students sufficient tuition and\nfees to cover an allocable portion of the local sponsor's share of the\noperating costs of such community college in addition to regular tuition\nand fees. Such community college may elect to charge to and collect\nfrom each county within the state which has issued a certificate or\ncertificates of residence pursuant to subdivision three of this section\non the basis of which such non-resident students are attending such\ncommunity college, an allocable portion of the local sponsor's share of\nthe operating costs of such community college attributable to such\nnon-resident students, computed on a per student basis, together with a\nfurther sum of not to exceed three hundred dollars each year to be\ndetermined and approved by the state university trustees for each such\nnon-resident student on account of the local sponsor's share of the\ncapital costs incurred to provide facilities in which such non-resident\nstudents can be accommodated; or, where such non-resident students come\nfrom communities which have elected to participate in and pay an\nappropriate share of the expenses involved in the local sponsor's\ncommunity college program, such allocable portion of operating expenses\nand such further sum not to exceed three hundred dollars per student for\ncapital costs on account of their residents attending such community\ncollege shall be determined and approved by the state university\ntrustees, and be charged to and collected from such communities.\n 3. The chief fiscal officer of each county, as defined in section 2.00\nof the local finance law, shall, upon application and submission to such\nchief fiscal officer of satisfactory evidence in-person or\nelectronically, issue to any person desiring to enroll in a community\ncollege as a non-resident student, a certificate of residence form\nshowing that said person is a resident of said county. No such chief\nfiscal officer shall require a person desiring to enroll in a community\ncollege as a non-resident student to disclose or furnish his or her\nsocial security number. If the chief fiscal officer of a county refuses\nto issue such a certificate on the ground that the person applying\ntherefor is not a resident of such county, the person applying may\nappeal, in writing, electronically or by mail, to the chancellor of the\nstate university. The chancellor of the state university, or such\nofficers or employees thereof as shall be designated by the chancellor\nin a manner authorized by the state university trustees, shall make a\ndetermination after a hearing, upon ten days' notice to such chief\nfiscal officer of the county, and such determination shall be final and\nbinding on the county. Such person shall, upon registration for each\ncollege year, file with the college such a certificate of residence form\nissued not earlier than two months prior thereto, and such certificate\nof residence form shall be valid for a period of one year from the date\nof issuance. The state university trustees shall be authorized to\npromulgate regulations to effectuate the provisions of this subdivision.\n 4. If, pursuant to subdivision two of this section, a community\ncollege elects to charge to and collect an allocable portion of the\noperating costs and a further sum on account of capital costs of such\ncollege from each county which has issued a certificate form or\ncertificates of residence forms pursuant to subdivision three of this\nsection, on the basis of which non-resident students are attending such\ncommunity college, the president of such comm
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