Home address in one state living in another

[cfbs2691]

Originally Posted by WellShoneMoon

In-state tuition isn't a right; it's a privilege you get by virtue of being a legal resident of that state. You move out of state -- you lose the privilege.

Not always.
I grew up in state A moved to state B for 20 years.
State A will allow me to immediately qualify for in-state tuition if I go back to school there.

[WellShoneMoon]

Originally Posted by cfbs2691

Not always.
I grew up in state A moved to state B for 20 years.
State A will allow me to immediately qualify for in-state tuition if I go back to school there.

Fine, but you have to go back to school THERE. You can't get in-state tuition in State A while you're living in State B.

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Wow some of these people on these boards are kinda harsh,

I have been through this before when I attended college

Are your parents still claiming you as a dependent. If the answer is yes, then yes you can still claim in-state tuition,
Residence will be base upon were you have your license, car registered and the state you vote and where your mail goes (bank statements and so on)

If you work while up there you will have to pay taxes in both states possibly if you make a decent amount I say over 10k a year. Anything under that they really won't care because more than likely they will owe you money back

Also all you have to do is register for some cheap continuing ed class in the other state and mention you are there for school purpose only , then there is nothing they can really do.