Is there anyway that I can avoid out of state tuition fees if I move to another state?

Answer 1

1.You can move and live in that state for a year to gain residency and then apply for college. Different states have different residency requirements, some are less than a year.
2. Each college will have their own requirements for out of state tuition, there will always be exceptions, you just need to find out what they are and if you qualify
3. Some schools have special programs:
http://www.getreadyforcollege.org/gPg.cfm?pageID=97

Basically there is not much one can do as of now. Establishing residency is probably the best idea.

Answer 2

The only 'real' way is to get a job, and work until you are legally a resident of the state. It usually takes a year, but you can become a Senator form N.Y. much faster!=)

Answer 3

I think the only other way is if you move there for a certain amount of time before you apply to the college (I think it is around 6 months). Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that is right.

Answer 4

You may not have to pay them once you've lived in the state for a year.

Answer 5

establish residency by working there a year and then apply to college

Answer 6

if you get higher than a 30 on your acts or sats

Answer 7

Not unless you do good on those tests!!!!