Do you have to prove that you are a resident at the beginning of each semester or year, or just the 1st year?
For in-state tuition purposes. Do you have to prove your residency at the start of each school or year or at the start of each semester. Or just at the start of your enrollment at the school? Your schools policy is probably the same as most others.
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Usually, you would only have to prove residency the first year. After you’ve proven residency once, they’ll probably assume that you’re still a resident thereafter.
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I only had to do it the first year
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no they will know that by looking at your high school transcript. And once you have been granted in-state residency you have it throughout your academic career.
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no you do not just show them your photo identification.
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