UCLA will drop all my classes and put me on hold..:(

[mikemac]

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You should consider going to a Calif. community college and transfer. Maybe you’ll be able to get CA residency.</p>

<p>Especially if you work and can prove you’ve lived in California for 2 years, changed you license, bank accounts, etc. You MAY be eligible for in state tuition. These are some things to look in to.

Unfortunately its very difficult to establish CA residency. See the rules at [UCLA</a> Registrar’s Office: Residence for Tuition Purposes–Financial Independence](<a href=“http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/residence/finindep.htm]UCLA”>http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/residence/finindep.htm) As they say on their site

The financial independence requirement makes it extremely difficult for most undergraduates whose parents are not California residents, including students from community colleges and other port-secondary institutions within California, to qualify for classification as a resident at a University of California campus.

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