Would I be considered an 'out of state' Student? California??

Applying to College
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I was born in California and lived here until the age of 6…Then moved to UT.

I graduated high school in the state of Utah, moved back to CA with my family right after I graduated high school in June 2003 - am I considered a resident, or will I always be considered an “out of state student” because I didn’t go to high school here?

I am not familiar with the resident rules… Thank you.

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<p>you have to live there for a full year and have documentation to proove it, such as a cell phone bill. to your instate adress.</p>

<p>So you are still out of state.</p>

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<p>VincentPerricone: Why would I be considered an out of state? I have lived here for 2 years. I even have my California Drivers License...</p>

<p>I just want to know that if I apply to UCLA I won't have to pay the crazy out of state fees... I talked to my Cousin who lives in Santa Monica and she told me that unless I went to high scholl here in CA (for 2 years) all the UCs will consider me an out of state student... I didn't believe her, so I need some FACTS... Anyone??</p>

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<p>As long as you or your parents have paid state tax in Ca for more than a year, you are a resident.</p>

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<p>zagat: Thank you... I just called my mom at work and she told me the same thing... I just about had a nervous breakdown.... OMG thank you...</p>