Live in one state, go to school in another - how does it affect residency considerations afterwards?

twoinanddone
Mon, 04 Dec 2017 00:50:18 +0000

You are talking about two different thing, residency and residency for tuition purposes. First, if you are under 24, you can move to MN and register to vote and register your car and never have a job, but you’d still be a resident of MN. NOT, however, for tuition purposes. Tuition instate is determined in other ways, usually where your parents live until you are 24 or have an undergrad degree.

If you establish residency in MN, you’d need to check the rules for qualifying for instate tuition. Where do your parents live, how many of the MN requirements do you meet - DL, job, taxes, voter registration, etc.