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Do you lose instate status if you leave your home state to get a master's degree out of state and then apply to medschool in your home state afterwards?
Do you lose instate status if you leave your home state to get a master's degree out of state and then apply to medschool in your home state afterwards?
If you only left to get ur masters, but didnt change anything except where you live, then you're still considered in-state where your parents reside (assuming that you're still under their care). Its like going off to college. I went off to college in Massachusetts, now in Cincinnati for my masters but am still a NJ resident- I havn't registered to vote, changed my plates. To officially change your in-state status you'll have to most likely go to court or city hall and file for in-state residency. If you havn't done that (and assuming that you didnt get married to someone who moved to another state - some states like Ohio would then automatically consider you, or allow you to file for in-state residency immediately if that were the case), then you're still in-stater for your original home state.