Selling or renting out family home -- impact on aid

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Students can start at community college and spend two years there (or more if they work and go to school part-time.) Another option depending on access is living at home and commuting to a four year college.

You can also research the schools on this thread:

Which state schools do not charge an OOS rate? And will also give merit?

Albany State Alcorn State Bemidji State University Brown and Gold at Wyoming Central Michigan University Chadron State (Nebraska) Clemson (Study Abroad) Eastern Illinois University Elizabeth City State University Ferris State University Florida State University (first year abroad program) Fort Valley State Georgia Tech (study Abroad) Jackson State Lake Superior State University in Sault Ste. Marie, MI. Langston University - waives out-of-state fees at a 3.0 gpa Minot State University Mississippi Valley State Mississippi University for Women (now coed) Montclair State University Northern Illinois U Northwest Missouri State Oregon State University- DOES charge OOS tuition, but also offers pretty good scholarships Peru State College in Nebraska Savannah State Southeast Missouri State Southern Illinois University Texas Tech (if you get 1K in scholarship you get instate tuition) University of Arkansas University of Central Arkansas University of Louisiana Univ…