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I know each state is a little different, but what are the general guidelines to be considered an instate applicant?
Originally posted by mimi1
How in depth do schools actually check into state residency. I mean, do they obtain tax records, or do searches for your name on a lease/utility bills. I have been living in DC for about 2 months now, but my parents live in MD. How illegal/dishonest is it to use their address when applying? I'm not really planning to do this, but I'm just curious. Also, does anyone know of schools that give special consideration to DC residents (I think GW might...)
Originally posted by tryingagain
Thanks for the advice!!! I called the admissions office and found out about a loophole that will allow me to remain instate no matter what! Thanks!!!