One of my top choices is an OOS school that doesn't allow you to change residency to gain IS tuition after one year. If I were to go to this school and my spouse who is a nurse gets a job there and we apply for state residency does anyone know if it would be possible of getting in state tuition then since my spouse would work full time?
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I know of one school that makes you sign a form- if you are accepted as out of state, then you remain out of state for tuition purposes.
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Most schools will make you sign an affidavit of sorts, that states you can't change your residency.
However, i have spoken to a couple schools (Minnesota, Michigan) that will make an exception if you have a working spouse. Every school is different, so i would call the schools in question.
