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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If your writing clarity in a reflection of your scheming capacity, I suggest that you consider yourself a resident of where, you know, you actually live.

These consultants don’t exist because most people are not trying to scam their way into in-state residency in some kind of seemingly nefarious way.

Just play by the rules like the rest of us. There are plenty of schools at all price points.[/quote]

I don't know why you think there is some nefarious intent and why you comment when you say I'm confusing. Responding is optional. It's February and all applications are in for this next year so there would be no way that I would be cheating the system. I'm simply planning on where to live in the next few years and want to make sure I can afford college where I live and live in the best state for these college acceptances and prices. One of the reasons I chose VA like many others is for their colleges. I'm not alone in doing this. People even move from other countries to attend schools in this country or in others. DC I think offers in state tuition at any state or they used to so people would live there even if the schools weren't as good. Strategizing is not against the rules. I'm just trying to understand the rules and make strategic decisions leading up to college and during college to afford a college for my child. Congratulations on not having an affordability problem, but I'm looking to others to get their input for those of us that need to figure out a way to pay for it without my kid or myself going broke. [/quote]

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