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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]https://www.schev.edu/index/tuition-aid/in-state-residency[/quote]

Thanks everyone.  This is OP.  Yes, I googled, but something in the above link (copied below) is not clear to me.  Can someone explain?  Note, I am a fed, but not a lawyer, so could not interpret this ... Thank you!

Other Ways to Qualify for In-State Tuition
If you are a student at a public institution and you do not establish domicile in Virginia, [b]you might still qualify for in-state tuition if you are: a student[/b] who lives outside Virginia but who works or [b]whose parent works in Virginia;[/b] a student participating in a degree program included in the Academic Common Market; a high school student who is in a dual-enrollment program at a community college; a University of Virginia's College at Wise student who resides in Kentucky and who lives within 50 miles of the University of Virginia's College at Wise; or a student attending college through a special arrangement contract entered by your employer and the institution you plan to attend. The institution may charge eligible students a contract rate higher than the actual in-state tuition rate but lower than the out-of-state tuition rate. To learn more about how your circumstances affect your eligibility to establish domicile, please contact the college or university you plan to attend.[/quote]

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