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Moving to slc for residency

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oldworld_newlife
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How hard would it be to move to slc and find a place/job and gain resedency. Has anyone done this
Apr 12 2018 12:17PM
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BigPurpleSkiSuit
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I did exactly this 2 years ago now. Depending on where you live, rent can be a pain. In terms of work, apply to something that can get you college tuition reimbursement. I work as a bank teller and it pays well, plus it's super easy. All in all, doable, just live frugally.
midwesternmaniacHow hard would it be to move to slc and find a place/job and gain resedency. Has anyone done this
Apr 12 2018 12:32PM
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oldworld_newlife
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BigPurpleSkiSuitI did exactly this 2 years ago now. Depending on where you live, rent can be a pain. In terms of work, apply to something that can get you college tuition reimbursement. I work as a bank teller and it pays well, plus it's super easy. All in all, doable, just live frugally.


Could you explain tuition reimbursement? Im not familiar with that term never heard
Apr 12 2018 12:33PM
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snowpocalypse
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Are you talking residency for school or as a US citizen?
Apr 12 2018 12:38PM
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oldworld_newlife
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snowpocalypseAre you talking residency for school or as a US citizen?

Both
Apr 12 2018 12:52PM
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snowpocalypse
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midwesternmaniacBoth


Both what?
Are you just trying to get Utah residency for cheaper college? Or
Are you trying to get residency to the US?
Apr 12 2018 1:29PM
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oldworld_newlife
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snowpocalypseBoth what?
Are you just trying to get Utah residency for cheaper college? Or
Are you trying to get residency to the US?


OH sorry misread. Residency so I can have in state tuition
Apr 12 2018 1:53PM
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snowpocalypse
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You must live and work in Utah for at least a year. The tuition reimbursement is a great program that your employer will pay you back for money spent to further you education. Its a great way to work for a year, get your residency then have your employer help pay the bills. Not bad.
Apr 12 2018 2:13PM
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BigPurpleSkiSuit
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Some jobs will help you pay for college tuition after you worked for them for 6 months, i.e. phlebotomist at u of u, or bank teller at university credit union.
midwesternmaniacCould you explain tuition reimbursement? Im not familiar with that term never heard
Apr 12 2018 2:34PM
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oldworld_newlife
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BigPurpleSkiSuitSome jobs will help you pay for college tuition after you worked for them for 6 months, i.e. phlebotomist at u of u, or bank teller at university credit union.

Very cool
Apr 12 2018 2:35PM
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