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Becoming a resident of a new state
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So I am applying to UVM this fall. I currently live in MA but my family owns property in VT. Does anybody know how long I would have to actually live in Vermont to be able to go to UVM as an in-state student?
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good question. i also want to know about other states.
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i like your signature.
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get an email adress if you cant find the answer on the uvm site.
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yeah i want to know about utah as well. im pretty sure its roughly the same everywhere, but i'll ask around some more.
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i think it took 1 full year after i moved to montana before i was considered an actual resident. i got my in state drivers lisence after 6 months, but like to get in state tuition, i think you have to wait a year.
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how about for canada? it's so cheap to go to school as a Canadian in Canada, how long would it take to gain residency there as an American?
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i know someone who has been living here for a few months, and had no address anywhere else, but VT, and it took a lot of phone calls to get them to realize that she was living in Vermont. It will take a while, maybe even longer if your mailing address isn't to the vermont address.
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i think you have to be living there awhile because they don't want people moving to other states last minute to get in-state tuition. i don't know exactly how long though.
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