no, but as far as the cost of in state v. out of state students it sure does help to know someone that can help you establish residency before you get there.good luck!!

to be user-friendly im no longer from arizona. whether that’s a growing to be concer you’re able to deliver it up on your Governor by using mail, digital mail or own pass to, have him look into it. or deliver it as much as city council. unlawful immigrants could have not have been given any rights in united statesa., could carry actual no jobs in united statesa. *whether under the table or federally taxed ‘and that’s continually under the table.’ so learn up on arizona state regulation. then pass and carry a stink approximately it. once you’re making it public. then the customary public will improve a stink on your governor and in case you get adequate human beings to petition or insurrection *peacefully*, then some thing WILL take place

No, definitely not- but for networking purposes, or to live with someone, knowing someone in Arizona helps. But going to any college is up to you, not having to do with anything else- don’t let anyone hold you back.

No, you don’t have to know someone in the state you want to attend school. What your friend was probably doing was using an address to pay in-state tuition.

No. You just have to apply to the school. There are catalogs available in many book stores listing the various degree programs at schools across the country to help you pick the right one for you. You can also look on the school’s web site.

I have several friends that attended ASU, in Tempe, it’s a wonderful school, wonderful campus with so much to do, I lived in Arizona, it’s worth taking a trip to check it out. I am sure you will fall in love with AZ.

No.

However, if you get a referral from a relative who attended the school, you are labeled a legacy candidate and sometimes you have a better chance of acceptance. Most people are not legacy applicants.

No, knowing someone in any state is not a prerequisite to attending a university in that state. You will pay out-of-state tuition, but they will not deny you for being out of state. In fact, they don’t ask you if you know someone there.

No, you can attend any school you want. Some school do not accept very many out of state students though. Also expect to pay higher tuition.

No, you don’t have to know someone. Colleges look at out of state applications for what you can bring to their school, not for who you know.