This might sound weird, but is there a way to change your residency status? The schools in my state accept students with B.S degrees only. Is there a way where i can change my residency status to a different state where i have a better chance. I have some relatives in other states? What do you think
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Residency change
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joooj86 said:
It's pretty easy to change your residency to another state (especially if you have an address there). However, many of the schools will want you to be living there for one year prior to giving you in-state status. Schools vary in the type of documentation they want as proof you are a resident. For instance, taxes, a lease, pay stubs, car insurance, etc. etc etc.
Maybe you want to check out the website of the schools you are considering and look at their residency requirements, which should definitely be there for most of the state schools.
