in state tuition after one year?

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patelali

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Hey,

Does anyone know which schools let you get instate tuition after one year? Minnesota?

Thanks
 
For some states, like Virginia (and a lot of southern states with bad access to care), switching residency can be tricky. It would be best to ask each school individually!
 
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dantemac said:
For some states, like Virginia (and a lot of southern states with bad access to care), switching residency can be tricky. It would be best to ask each school individually!
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Do you know about VCU specifically? I can't remember what they said about us when I interviewed.
 
I forget off the top of my head, either VCU or Maryland said its impossible. They said they want permanent residents, not students that will leave later.
 
dantemac said:
I forget off the top of my head, either VCU or Maryland said its impossible. They said they want permanent residents, not students that will leave later.
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haha, of course. hopefully it's not vcu. thanks for the info
 
patelali said:
Hey,

Does anyone know which schools let you get instate tuition after one year? Minnesota?

Thanks
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Minnesota doesn't do this except for RARE occasions, like, if you bought a house or something and were paying property taxes, switched your license, registration, etc...so I would doubt it! I only know that UNLV does this on a pretty regular basis...
 
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