1) I am graduating this December and have yet to get any acceptances. If I don't get an acceptance, I will take a gap year. Hypothetically, say I moved to Minneapolis this winter. Then next year I get accepted to Minnesota. While I am in mpls, I work a job and establish residency after a year (before classes would start). Would I then get in-state tuition even though I was considered OOS when I was accepted?
2) Say I got into Minnesota this year (or next year). My boyfriend and I move there from out of state together at the beginning of dental school. After a year, he establishes residency. We then get married after he establishes residency. Would I then get in state tuition for the following years because he has established residency and we get married?
***I am just using Minnesota hypothetically. I am asking this as a general question for any state.
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Establishing in-state residency
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