Maintaining in-state tuition if parents move out of state

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<p>Does anyone know what the rules are for kids keeping their in-state tuition at public colleges if their parents move out of state once the student is enrolled? I'm particularly interested in California, but am also curious if it differs from state to state.</p>

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<p>From Cal's website:</p>

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2. Parent of Minor Moves from California
If you are a minor U.S. citizen or eligible alien whose parent was a resident of California but who left the state within one year of the residence determination date, you are entitled to resident classification if you remain in California after your parent departs, enroll in a California public postsecondary institution within one year of your parent's departure, and, once enrolled, attend continuously until you turn 18.

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<p>thats the same for every state ive ever looked into.</p>

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<p>Thanks -- that helps!</p>

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<p>My friend was in a similar situation - his family was going to move out of state prior to the start of the school year. To qualify for in-state tuition, he simply enrolled early and took summer classes.</p>