dcdevil
It seems that you may be able to establish residency for the 2nd yr... this is a big deal since the difference in tuition is something like 10-15k?
According to the UT website:
"Q. What do I need to do, or what documents do I need to fill out when I apply for Residency?
A. A prospective student must have an admission application on file before submitting the Residency Core Questions or the Residency Affadavit. Currently enrolled students may submit the Residency Core Questions once they or their parents have lived here for 11 consecutive months. "
So according to this, it seems that it is not difficult to apply for residency for the 2nd yr.... thoughts?
More info at
https://www.utexas.edu/student/admissions/residency/and
https://www.utexas.edu/student/admission ... aq.html#q2That quote is more geared for undergrads who are considered dependents of their parents while in college, thus their parents are actually the ones establishing residency...
Here is the actual form:
https://www.utexas.edu/student/admission ... ad/rcc.pdfTheir requirements are very specific for residency: you either must own property or a business in Texas or have a professional license or have been gainfully employed in the state (no, work study does not count for this) or married to a Texan for 12 months prior to enrolling....however, if you are military and you have made your state of residence TX even if you live out of the state right now you will get in-state tuition. Another option is if you are military and your home of record is TX then you qualify for the Hazelwood Act.