Private loan issues

[Erin_s_Dad]

<p>This part of the residency criteria is why Julliet made her statement about not attending school for 12 months.

Physical presence within the state solely for educational purposes does not constitute the establishment of California residence under state law, regardless of the length of your stay

Also, from the UCB residency site I found this:

NONRESIDENT UNDERGRADUATES: The process of obtaining California residency for tuition purposes is extremely difficult for undergraduates with nonresident parents (this includes transfer students from community colleges and other post-secondary institutions within California). Virtually all nonresident undergraduates with nonresident parents remain nonresidents for the duration of their undergraduate career at the University.

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[Kender]

<p>Erin’s Dad:
Where does any of that state, though, that one cannot attend school while attempting to obtain residency for tuition purposes? I do not see anything that can be remotely interpreted as such. I only see information about intent (which I already addressed is difficult to prove and that attending school while attempting to do so could hurt one’s chances to accomplish this).</p>

<p>I was only correcting incorrect information.</p>