Resident tuitions and fees?

[sejin8642]

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As you guys know, there are some schools that offer cheaper tuitions and fees for their state residents. Does that mean that during dental school year, if you become a residents of the state you are in, you can get the cheaper tuitions offer for next semester? or does it have to be before enrolling the dental school? I was just wondering if any of you guys know about this thing.

 

[lnsip9reg]

for UConn, you can be a CT resident starting your 2nd yr. tuition gets ridiculously cheap after your first year; i think UConn is actually one of the most affordable out there! students there seem to come out w/ about $160K max in debt while taking out loans!

for UCLA and UCSF, you can be a CA resident starting your 2nd yr. it's only $12K more for your first year.

 

[dizzle23x]

some schools don't allow you to change to in state once you initially enroll as out of state so it all depends

 

[t man]

yesser, you can switch to instate tuition after a year at buffalo.