My Dads job is moving him during my Sr Year

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Here is an older thread listing states with a provision for high school graduates to retain in-state residency for tuition. However, since it is several years old, you should verify with the specific states of interest (the one you currently live in and the one you will be moving to) because state laws and policies may have changed since this list was made.

State resident tuition through high school graduation within state

Some states have provisions where traditional age college students may get state resident tuition or a discount from non-resident tuition due to high school graduation within the state, even if their parents moving out of state would lose residency otherwise, although there are typically other conditions like the length of time residing or enrolled in school in the state prior to high school graduation that vary between different states. Inclusion or exclusion of students on non-immigrant visas and/or undocumented or DACA status varies by state. Here is a list of some policies: Alaska: http://catalog.uas.alaska.edu/fees-expenses/resident-non-resident-tuition/ Arizona: https://students.asu.edu/non-resident-tuition-rate-arizona-high-school-graduates (150% of resident tuition) California: http://ab540.com/What_Is_AB540_.html Colorado: https://highered.colorado.gov/finance/residency/faq.html Idaho: https://www.uidaho.edu/registrar/registration/residency Illinois: https://www.uaps.u…