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After 6 months of living and working in Virginia (as a nonstudent) you became a legal resident of Virginia. If you apply more than one year prior to matriculation, you will qualify for in-state tuition in Virginia.When filling out the AMCAS, my permanent residence is in MO (my parents house, which I use as my permanent address) but my legal residence is in VA (I bought a car and had to change my license to get it registered/have only lived here about a year). Which is considered my “state” when applying? University of Missouri was my undergrad institution and I obviously plan on applying there, preferably as an in-state resident as I’d not only have a much better chance of admission, tuition is significantly less expensive. Thoughts?
After your year away from Missouri, it will take you one year of living and working in that state to re-establish Missouri residency. Flow sheet for determining Missouri residency: https://dor.mo.gov/pdf/nonres_flowchart.pdf