<p>So I moved to another state to go to university. However, its beginning to feel like a horrible mistake for a number of reasons, choice of major being one. Im thinking of going back home to attend a university there.</p>
<p>I have lived here for 8 months and received aid and loans to go here. If I went back to my home state, would I still qualify as a resident of that state(and thus, instate tuition prices)? I have not applied for residency here yet.</p>
<p>Are you an undergrad student? Are you currently a college freshman? Are you under age 24?</p>
<p>We’re you attending a public university in this new state as an instate student…or as an out of state student?</p>
<p>In most cases as an undergrad, your state of residency for tuition purposes is the state in which your parents reside.</p>
<p>I am. I don’t remember if I put any of my parents info on my Fafsa but they do still live in the same city.</p>
<p>So Im ok?</p>
<p>ack actually I’m a college sophomore I believe, but I was paying out of state tuition so Im guessing I was out of state</p>
<p>Do I need all of those things? Or just some?</p>
<p>Cosmic…if you are an undergrad under age 24, are not married, not an orphan, not a ward of the state, not a veteran…you are required to put your parents information on the FAFSA.</p>
<p>I am guessing that you continue to be a resident of your parents’ state…UNLESS you somehow gained instate status at your current college.</p>
<p>Your FAFSA EFC was based on your parents’ info, so you must have used it.</p>