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Hi,
I was wondering if someone could explain what makes someone in-state vs. out-of-state. Here is my particular situation:
I've lived in NY all my life, went to HS and college there. However, my parents just moved from NY to VA last week. Also, for the past year I have been living in Baltimore MD working as a NIH Post-bacc IRTA research fellow, and I will be here for the next upcoming academic year as well. This fellowship is a temporary position, and is either a 1 or 2 year program.
So where do I have in-state residency? I'd prefer to work the system so that I am in-state in either VA or NY, since MD only has 2 med schools (and I don't particularly like my chances at Johns Hopkins or U of M).
Could someone explain this to me? Thanks!
I was wondering if someone could explain what makes someone in-state vs. out-of-state. Here is my particular situation:
I've lived in NY all my life, went to HS and college there. However, my parents just moved from NY to VA last week. Also, for the past year I have been living in Baltimore MD working as a NIH Post-bacc IRTA research fellow, and I will be here for the next upcoming academic year as well. This fellowship is a temporary position, and is either a 1 or 2 year program.
So where do I have in-state residency? I'd prefer to work the system so that I am in-state in either VA or NY, since MD only has 2 med schools (and I don't particularly like my chances at Johns Hopkins or U of M).
Could someone explain this to me? Thanks!