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Looking at different OOS schools for tuition purposes, “You cannot establish residency simply by enrolling in school” is a common theme I am finding, indicating that an OOS resident will pay OOS tuition all four years because they are there just for school.
However, what about those with SOs and kids? If your spouse is employed and your kids are enrolled in school (thus making them residents after a year) could one argue that their primary purpose being in the state is their SOs employment/child in school? Would this make that student a resident after the first year (varying by state)?
However, what about those with SOs and kids? If your spouse is employed and your kids are enrolled in school (thus making them residents after a year) could one argue that their primary purpose being in the state is their SOs employment/child in school? Would this make that student a resident after the first year (varying by state)?