I’m 99.93% sure this can’t really happen. Sure you can own land in 4 states. But in order to receive in-state tuition you have to show proof of living in that state for more than a year (sometimes 2). Like a current job or a residence.
Not true. I’ve only lived in one state all of my life but im eligible for out of state in another because my father’s business… Im not too sure about four states though?..
Simple, im from Louisiana, and my Dad owns businesses in North Carolina, Arkansas, and Mississippi, Therefore paying taxes in all four. I declared residency in Mississippi when I turned 18 to go to ole mIss. pretty easy
Agree^ tried that one before. In-state tuition only counts if it’s your primary place of residency. This TFM would only work if u happened to have a house on the Utah, Colorado, new Mexico, and Arizona border…but you don’t.
University of Arkansas offers in-state to most students in East Texas, especially the Dallas area.
It’s worked in attracting quality students with money (most of them join fraternities and sororities) to attend Arkansas’ top 25 business school for $8,000 cheaper per year than Texas A&M.
some states allow you to get above a 1250 on your math/reading SAT and get instate(NC,SC, maryland, VA, what totals to 16 states in the south region) you have to do paperwork for it, but its possible, for him to only be able for 4 means he got around a 900. “academic common market” look it up
I’m 99.93% sure this can’t really happen. Sure you can own land in 4 states. But in order to receive in-state tuition you have to show proof of living in that state for more than a year (sometimes 2). Like a current job or a residence.
14 years ago at 8:59 pmboom. roasted.
14 years ago at 9:16 pmNot true. I’ve only lived in one state all of my life but im eligible for out of state in another because my father’s business… Im not too sure about four states though?..
14 years ago at 2:54 amIn-state I meant lol
14 years ago at 2:55 amhow about just getting an academic scholarship to 4 schools in 4 different states?
14 years ago at 9:01 amSimple, im from Louisiana, and my Dad owns businesses in North Carolina, Arkansas, and Mississippi, Therefore paying taxes in all four. I declared residency in Mississippi when I turned 18 to go to ole mIss. pretty easy
14 years ago at 11:26 amOut of all those states, I gotta say, you made a pretty good choice.
14 years ago at 2:40 pmAgree^ tried that one before. In-state tuition only counts if it’s your primary place of residency. This TFM would only work if u happened to have a house on the Utah, Colorado, new Mexico, and Arizona border…but you don’t.
14 years ago at 3:21 pmWell I guess you lived in each state five years an have tax returns for all?
14 years ago at 9:00 pmI hope there’s a second to this post. Such as…”but going to a private university”. TFM
14 years ago at 9:00 pmExcept for the fact that in-state tuition is based on your permanent residency.
14 years ago at 9:01 pmUniversity of Arkansas offers in-state to most students in East Texas, especially the Dallas area.
It’s worked in attracting quality students with money (most of them join fraternities and sororities) to attend Arkansas’ top 25 business school for $8,000 cheaper per year than Texas A&M.
14 years ago at 9:28 pmDo they really?
14 years ago at 9:32 pmcool fucking story
14 years ago at 10:28 pmSo … they offer lower tuition to attract rich people. Your logic is extremely flawed.
14 years ago at 10:41 pmIf you have a pulse and live in a state that borders Arkansas, you get in-state tuition.
14 years ago at 10:45 pm4400$ a semester, which is the exact same as uta. It’s a pretty great deal
14 years ago at 11:54 pmFraud. NF
14 years ago at 9:54 pminsider trading. TRM (Total Raj Move)
14 years ago at 10:43 pmSo fake id’s are NF?
14 years ago at 11:31 amGoing to a public school – NF.
14 years ago at 11:18 pmPrivate high school FAF, public college TFTC.
14 years ago at 3:22 pmActually giving a fuck about the price of college. NF.
14 years ago at 12:23 amsome states allow you to get above a 1250 on your math/reading SAT and get instate(NC,SC, maryland, VA, what totals to 16 states in the south region) you have to do paperwork for it, but its possible, for him to only be able for 4 means he got around a 900. “academic common market” look it up
14 years ago at 7:40 amAnd you chose Mississippi? Smart move chief.
14 years ago at 10:34 am