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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wait until the acceptances are in hand. If you move after graduation in many places you’ll be fine after a year, but you should check to be certain. For instance, the UC school requirements are very stringent and they basically say on their website it’s pretty impossible to move from being classified as an oos to in state student. [/quote]

I don't read anything in the UC requirements other than you have to be a resident for 1 year.

It is impossible for an 18-year old that is supported by a parent to simply become a CA resident and get in-state tuition (you have to become emancipated and jump through all kinds of hoops), but it is a different matter if the parent who is paying the bills and the student move to CA and become CA residents.

I am also not aware of any states that require the kid graduate from a high school in that state.  Does anyone know which states have that requirement?[/quote]

DP.  I'm pretty sure it is not that easy. I thought I read that you can't get residency if you came for college and are in college there.  It was a while ago,  though. [/quote]

Again, that pertains to just the student.  It is quite another thing if the entire family moves to CA, which is what OP is proposing (though not necessarily CA).
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