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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. We had a long discussion with her this weekend where she confessed she wants to go to the state flagship where we are residents - but that she also doesn't want to move. Attending that school OOS (which she would have to once we lose residency) is out of question financially, so we're back to square one. She wants to move and attend State U and doesn't understand why we can't make that happen.

So we're going to table the discussion for now until she decides which is more important to her.[/quote]

It's only October though so could you add a few classes and try to graduate this year?[/quote]

Interesting thought. We'll discuss it with her. Guessing it wouldn't allow for the AP classes she needs, though.[/quote]

It would only be one year OOS. I would say it’s worth a loan for that one year. [/quote]

Most universities don't allow that kind of change. [/quote]

Yes, they do. It does take a lot of effort but it is doable to prove you’re in state if you actually are - parent tax returns etc. [/quote]

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