Qualifying for instate tuition in grad school

thumper1
Thu, 21 May 2015 00:11:24 +0000

This student is part of a 2+4 pharm program…which is a little different than a student who is a first year grad student at a new OOS university. This student was accepted to the 2+4 program as an OOS student.

The only way for this student to find out the answer about her situation is to talk to the folks at HER college. They will tell her if she can qualify for instate tuition, and if so, how to do so.

My own kid went to grad school in NC. He could have established residency for his second year if he had gotten a license, worked, had a lease, registered to vote, changed car registration, etc. he would have needed to do this just prior to the start of his first year of grad school (he was OOS the first year). So…it is possible in a traditional grad program to do this at some schools.

But this is a 2+4 program…the OP needs to contact their school…and ask.