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How do schools check for in state?

dukebound85

dukebound85

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In regards to tuition?

I ask as many of you know I am in NY and I have decided to pursure grad school back home

Thing is is that I do not have in state qualification anywhere

What do schools check for?
 
(This is from a decade ago, so take it for what it's worth)

Out of state tuition was killing me, so after my freshman year, I took a full year off to get residency.

The University of Texas needed proof of 12 months of continuous Texas residency. Proof consisted of my apartment lease and a letter from my employer (and pay stubs) showing 12 months of full time employment in Texas. I also could not be declared a dependent on my parents' taxes, and attend any other university or college in Texas during that time.
 
dmr727 said:
(This is from a decade ago, so take it for what it's worth)

Out of state tuition was killing me, so after my freshman year, I took a full year off to get residency.

The University of Texas needed proof of 12 months of continuous Texas residency. Proof consisted of my apartment lease and a letter from my employer (and pay stubs) showing 12 months of full time employment in Texas. I also could not be declared a dependent on my parents' taxes, and attend any other university or college in Texas during that time.
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what if i used my parents address in colorado and just said i didnt work during the last year?
 
jessica. said:
Aren't you native CO? I wouldn't think you'd have any issue.
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I had lived there from 1999 through early 2009 and my parents still live there

I have since moved to NY and have gotten a NY DL and whatnot


Should I still be ok for instate?
 
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