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[quote=Anonymous]It really is state by state. For example, the University of Georgia says [quote]Students must first prove that they have established a primary or permanent Georgia home at least 12 months immediately preceding the beginning of classes for the semester in which they were admitted. Typically, the residency status of a dependent student is tied to the status of the parent(s), or in the case of divorce, the tax-dependent or majority support parent, so the parent(s) must show proof of domicile.[/quote] So, basically, forget any idea of moving to Georgia if your son gets in there. You have to already be a resident a year before he starts college. Auburn has pretty detailed rules. Interestingly, being a remote worker gives you a bit of an extra hurdle to overcome. https://www.auburn.edu/administration/registrar/residency/documents/Petition%20for%20Classificatio%201_2_24.pdf It isn't that easy. [/quote]
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