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there are very many threads discussing the best ski colleges. He isn't doing any harm asking where we are applying to
For me I just want to get out of Wisconsin and out west seems like heaven to me. I would love to go to boulder but thats a bit expensive for me. I'm considering CSU and some other small colleges
715.Are there any people on here that have gone out of state and gotten their residency? I'm just curious how long that takes and what you have to do
two years to get your residency from what I've seen-- its kind of a tricky situation for some, though.
For instance, if you attend Montana State University, you are required to live in the dorms as a freshman and sophomore. Also, to live in the dorms you must be a full time student. You can't be a full time student and gain residency. So they basically make it impossible.
If you were a junior or senior at MSU you could get your residency by living off campus and attending part time for two years. You would need to get an in state drivers license and documented living arrangements (power bills, etc.) that prove you're actually living in town year-round.
Long story short-- colleges have measures in place to ensure people who are out of state actually pay out of state tuition.
snobunnytwo years to get your residency from what I've seen-- its kind of a tricky situation for some, though.
For instance, if you attend Montana State University, you are required to live in the dorms as a freshman and sophomore. Also, to live in the dorms you must be a full time student. You can't be a full time student and gain residency. So they basically make it impossible.
If you were a junior or senior at MSU you could get your residency by living off campus and attending part time for two years. You would need to get an in state drivers license and documented living arrangements (power bills, etc.) that prove you're actually living in town year-round.
Long story short-- colleges have measures in place to ensure people who are out of state actually pay out of state tuition.
Well yes I'm sure but I know a couple people that have moved to Colorado and gained residency. Do many people take a year off between high school and college to become a resident somewhere?
715.Well yes I'm sure but I know a couple people that have moved to Colorado and gained residency. Do many people take a year off between high school and college to become a resident somewhere?
sure, but you'd probably have to take 2 years off.
snobunnytwo years to get your residency from what I've seen-- its kind of a tricky situation for some, though.
For instance, if you attend Montana State University, you are required to live in the dorms as a freshman and sophomore. Also, to live in the dorms you must be a full time student. You can't be a full time student and gain residency. So they basically make it impossible.
If you were a junior or senior at MSU you could get your residency by living off campus and attending part time for two years. You would need to get an in state drivers license and documented living arrangements (power bills, etc.) that prove you're actually living in town year-round.
Long story short-- colleges have measures in place to ensure people who are out of state actually pay out of state tuition.
Yep this.
It is quite difficult to do it at UVM.
Anyone going to Graduate School for a Masters or Ph.D?
Anyone going to Graduate School for a Masters or Ph.D?
Hopefully next fall to University of Montana or Idaho for a Masters in forest science. I know about a project at NAU that i'd love to be a part of but, I really don't want to live in Arizona, I'd even rather be in Idaho.
