A few days ago
in state tuition residency?
im a junior at the university of michigan dearborn ive got like 60 credits and i want to transfer to the university of illinois-chicago next fall. i’m aware that to get the instate tuition you have to be a resident for a year, but i dont know how ill do when i return to school after a year of not attending. does anyone have any suggestions for this or a way of getting in state tuition somehow?
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A few days ago
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If it were possible to get around the in-state tuition rules, no college would have out of state tuition because everyone would get around the rules.
That said, there is such a thing as an out-of-state tuition waiver. It never hurts to ask the admissions office how you can get one at their school.
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A few days ago
It is extremely hard to change residencies in Illinois. You have to live in Illinois for a year. You have to get a driver’s license, file state tax, live on your home, and that sort of thing. The hard part is you are required to earn half your living expenses and tuition.
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