Please Instruct Me How To Get In State Tuition for an Out of State Student

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Cincinnati
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<p>My son has just accepted UC's offer for enrollment in DAAP architecture for Fall 2010. (Yay!!) As a non-resident of Ohio, my expectation had been that we would be paying non-resident tuition. However, I have recently learned from DAAP-supplied information that he MIGHT become eligible for in-state tuition rates starting in his junior year if he completes his first co-op in Ohio. This would satisfy two important requirements that he have been a Ohio resident for the preceding 12 months and have income in Ohio.</p>

<p>One of the biggest remaining hurdles appears to be the support issue. He will need and will be receiving financial support from us, his parents. The way I read it, that's a deal breaker that will cause him to be classified as out of state. I know there are also many other hurdles and would love to hear the from parents who have successfully got their out of state students treated as in-state by UC. Thanks.</p>

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<p>If you will send me a PM with your email address, I will send you an email of how we did it. I don’t want to publish this till my child graduates from UC.</p>

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<p>Can you please pm me as well. I am not at the same school but I have the same situation. I have residency in the state of my school (delaware), I filed my taxes in this state, have a drivers permit, am about to register to vote in this state (i am already registered in my home state), the only thing that is holding me back is the fact that my mom lives and works in another state. I have been doing everything in hopes of getting instate tuition
I will appreciate it so much if you could help</p>

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<p>Can you please send this to me also? Thank you</p>