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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm curious what motivates most applicants. Are there advantages? Or do you typically have a family reason?

DD is a couple years out, but we are considering a within-US move for in-state residency purposes and wondering what else to consider. [/quote]

1. [url]Less expensive (even with the flights back and forth)[b]
2. We have family in the other country our kids applied to[/quote]

Not anymore it’s $100k a year read posts above.[/quote]

Depends on the country, and having an EU passport. [/quote]

Also an EU passport won't help you in the UK (unless Irish) but also, see comment about residency. I know a UK citizen who is still paying overseas fees since she grew up in thr US.[/quote]

Exactly. [b]I have two kids in UK colleges[/b]. They were born in the UK to UK parents and have UK and US passports. We raised them in the US. Unless they had spent the last 3 yrs living and schooling in the UK they qualify as International Students. This is very hard to circumnavigate.[/quote]
Home school them. Do the paperwork for both the UK and your US state. Have them sit A levels and APs. [/quote]

Your own homeschooling didn't include reading comprehension, I note.[/quote] I wasn't homeschooled. I was just explaining how to get in state tuition in the US and home tuition at the UK by exploiting the lack of verification of homeschooling address. Not sure what, if anything, I missed.[/quote]

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