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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m seeking some advice from parents who may have gone through a similar situation. My family moved to Salt Lake City from the DC area (Northern VA) three years ago. My daughter is currently a sophomore in high school here, and while she likes her friends and school, she’s expressed that she doesn’t want to stay in Utah for college. She really wants to move back to the DC area for her higher education. We also don’t see ourselves staying in Utah long-term and are considering moving back to Virginia. However, we’re weighing the pros and cons of moving before she finishes high school versus waiting until after. Specifically, we’re thinking about the possibility of moving when she’s a junior or even a senior so that we can establish residency and qualify for in-state tuition in Virginia. I still have my VA driver’s license, but I’m unsure of what’s required for us to establish residency for college purposes, especially since we’ve been out of state for a few years. Has anyone gone through a similar move during their child’s high school years? How disruptive was it for your child academically and socially? And what was your experience with the residency process for in-state tuition? Any advice or insights would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance [/quote] The other approach you could take is have her apply to VA or MD schools as a Utah-resident...which actually may make admission easier...then once accepted, you make the move the Summer prior to her freshman year. Yeah, you will lose out on one year of residency tuition, but it broadens your in-state options as you can see where she decides to attend before you make the move (assuming you are fine with MD). Again, it likely makes it easier for admission to be one of I would imagine few Utah residents applying to say UVA.[/quote] Could you explain this more? Why would it be easier to apply as a utah resident? And how would we get residency after the 1st year? My understanding is if you get in as an out-of-state resident that’s the status you’d keep the next four years [/quote]
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