I have a question about out of state tuition?
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I am considering transferring to North Carolina State University this fall, and I am from California. In state tuition is only $8000 a year, with the requirement that you have been living in NC for a year. I am planning on living off campus, will I be eligible for in state tuition my second year or will I be classified as out of state because that is what I was when I applied?
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Answer:
No. Once you start college in North Carolina, you can't become a resident for tuition purposes. You will be out-of-state for your whole education.
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No, you'll be out of state.
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No. It's based on where you or your parents pay their taxes.
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