Out of State Application Transfer Q

[Devin1400]

<p>Hello, I am in the process of applying to a college in PA. My parents are divorced and I live with my mom in NJ, my dad lives in PA. Should I put his address when I apply to the PA school so I will get in state tuition? I'm not sure if I'm allowed to do that or not. Thanks for any responses. =)</p>

[Devin1400]

<p>I’m applying to schools this week so this is very important. Someone please respond.</p>

[Erin_s_Dad]

<p>From the Penn State residency FAQ: [Penn</a> State Office of the Bursar](<a href=“FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions | Office of the Bursar”>FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions | Office of the Bursar) </p>

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Q: If I am living with one of my parents in another state, can I be considered a resident for tuition purposes if my other biological parent is a Pennsylvania resident?</p>

<p>A: Possibly. If the biological parent of a student has been a Pennsylvania resident for 12 consecutive months prior to the student’s enrollment, the student would be considered a resident for tuition purposes.

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<p>BTW, this took me 20 seconds to find. When you go off to college you’ll have to learn to do your own research.</p>