Thanks for the help
@BrontoPronto! I'll add a little to this too.
According to University policy, anybody who graduates from a Nevada High School will always be a Nevada resident in their eyes (for tuition purposes), even if you're currently living out of state. To further clarify, UNR Med defers on this to the overall University policy, which I've linked
right here.
I've also included a link to the Medical School's "Eligibility to Apply" categories because they can also help define IS vs. OOS residency for application purposes and how this is separate from "for tuition purposes". Scroll down the first 1/3 of the page to Category A and B. In response to
@rolexb's specific question, because they've graduated from a Nevada high school, they qualify as a Nevada resident for Tuition purposes at NSHE institutions. Therefore, they're able to apply to UNR Med under Category A - Nevada Connected Applicants. Check it out
here.
As far as having any extra forms to complete, some people with strong ties to Nevada but that don't make it into Category A or B apply for residency exemptions (for the purpose of being eligible to apply). I've heard from classmates that this includes a form and a short essay about your ties to Nevada but I'm not 100% familiar with how these work, so I'll add this to my list of things to clarify later this week and get back to you about it!
I apologize for getting into the weeds with my overly semantic answer! just wanted to make sure I clarified all the differences.