Qualifying for instate tuition in grad school

mommdc
Sat, 23 May 2015 02:50:43 +0000

The 6th year is pretty much all practicum rotations so I doubt she would be able to be a TA or RA at the university.

I don’t know if the independency proof depends on parents claiming student as a dependent on taxes. If they can because student doesn’t provide more than 50% of own support, then student can’t claim themselves. For the dependency test (IRS) scholarships don’t count in figuring support as far as I know.

You can call the university and clarify with them if she would qualify for residency and when.

From what I have seen they want you to establish a domicile in the state, not just live there for the purpose of education.

Now that your daughter will enter pharmacy school, does she have a requirement for getting intern hours? Will she be able to do them all in SC?