Can You Get Instate Tuition When Transferring Schools with Divorced Parents?

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Transferring to a new school can be complicated, especially when parents live in different states. In this case, the student is currently attending school in their father's state and is considering transferring to a school in their mother's state. The consensus is that the student would not be considered an in-state resident for tuition purposes if they transfer to their mother's state. It is recommended to directly contact the schools in question for clarification on residency requirements, as they can provide specific guidance based on the student's circumstances. Most schools will be available to discuss this after the New Year.
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Hello,
I am looking at different schools because I am going to transfer to a different school than the one I am currently at. My parents are divorced and they live in different states. I currently attend a school in the state in which my father lives. Would I be considered an instate student if I transferred to a school in the state that my mother lives?
 
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You should call the schools. Most schools reopen after New Years. Explain the situation and see what they say.
 
mbisCool are you sure? I have been trying to look it up and I can't find an answer. I guess it would be best to call the schools, thanks.
 

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