Cornell - Residency status - request- currently non NY resident

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<p>My daughter is awaiting the RD results this evening for the Bioengineering in CALS.<br>
She got into
UCSD ($55k as OOS)
UIUC ($47k as OOS)
Boston University ($64k/yr, 10k Scholarship, 5k Loan)
SUNY Stonybrook ($27k/yr, 10k sholarship - this is damn good money wise)
Uconn ($22k/yr 5k scholarship)</p>

<p>Will choose cornell if she is lucky. </p>

<p>We are residents of CT. If she gets into CORNEL we are planning to buy our home in NY and move there for good (still will be working in CT). </p>

<p>If we buy a place in NY and move for good, will we be treated as a NY resident and will get that NY resident fees which is 16k less than the non-NY resident. (the total fee for 2013-14 is $61.5k)</p>

<p>Please advice.</p>

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<p>Omg. I applied to the same major and the same school! Your daughter probably have amazing stats! Sounds like Cornell will most likely take her since she’s getting scholarships from other schools.</p>

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<p>[Cornell</a> University: Application Guidelines](<a href=“Page Not Found | Cornell University Division of Financial Affairs”>Page Not Found | Cornell University Division of Financial Affairs)</p>

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<p>You are entitled to state tuition rates after having been a resident of NY for one year. The documents requested are in this: [Cornell</a> University: Required Documentation](<a href=“Page Not Found | Cornell University Division of Financial Affairs”>Page Not Found | Cornell University Division of Financial Affairs). The deadline for application for in state tuition rates consideration are Jun1 for the fall term and Nov1 for the spring term.</p>