NSU Out of State to Instate

[EmmaNemma]

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I am an out of state student about to start NSU. Just wondering if there is anyway that I can qualify for instate in future years? Are there things that I should be doing immediately to start that process (i.e. getting a FL driver's license, finding seasonal work, looking to marry a local - just kidding )?

 

[IamaBanana]

I am an out of state student about to start NSU. Just wondering if there is anyway that I can qualify for instate in future years? Are there things that I should be doing immediately to start that process (i.e. getting a FL driver's license, finding seasonal work, looking to marry a local - just kidding )?

"Upon matriculation, you are not eligible for reclassification of state residency and for tuition purposes, will be assessed out-of-state tuition for all subsequent terms of attendance."

http://medicine.nova.edu/do/admissions/tuition_fees.html

 

[munchymanRX]

I am an out of state student about to start NSU. Just wondering if there is anyway that I can qualify for instate in future years? Are there things that I should be doing immediately to start that process (i.e. getting a FL driver's license, finding seasonal work, looking to marry a local - just kidding )?

I believe you have to get a FL driver's license, as well as take care of your car registration regardless.

 

[IamaBanana]

I believe you have to get a FL driver's license, as well as take care of your car registration regardless.

Is that an NSU thing or a Florida thing? I was hoping to avoid that.

 

[Lukat]

Yeah I think IamaBanana's info. is correct. I was looking into the same thing as you, EmmaNemma. Looks like we're gonna have to cough up that extra for all four years.

A little off-topic, how easy to get the driver's license in Florida? I haven't had my license in Ohio yet so just wondering. I looked up the DVM and it said sth about the three-point turn test. What is that exactly?

 

[EmmaNemma]

"Upon matriculation, you are not eligible for reclassification of state residency and for tuition purposes, will be assessed out-of-state tuition for all subsequent terms of attendance."

http://medicine.nova.edu/do/admissions/tuition_fees.html

F***, you are correct.

 

[munchymanRX]

Is that an NSU thing or a Florida thing? I was hoping to avoid that.

You can convert a license from some states to a FL one without having to take another test.

http://www.flhsmv.gov/dhsmv/newflres.html

as for registration, I'm not clear on whether or not it's required for us students.

 

[Kuba]

I believe you have to get a FL driver's license, as well as take care of your car registration regardless.

not if you are a student and can list parent's address as permanent address. I still have my out of state license and have gotten pulled over many times without any problems😀.

 

[munchymanRX]

not if you are a student and can list parent's address as permanent address. I still have my out of state license and have gotten pulled over many times without any problems😀.

Phew. That makes my life easier.

Do we have to carry FL insurance?

 

[IamaBanana]

Well, I guess I'm listing my mom's house as my permanent address until I'm almost thirty then.

 

[partlymednut]

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