College won't let me pay in state tuition when I've lived in state my whole life.

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   Todd Kotler

   Massillon Education Law Attorney

   Contributor Level 15

   Answered July 23, 2012 08:38. The college can make you pay whatever it thinks is due.
   
   You have a right to appeal their determination and ought to avail your self of this administrative procedure. Be sure to include copies of all documents supporting your residency, including but not limited to taxes, utility bills, drivers licences, health club membership, etc. . . Try getting a letter of employment from your last employer verifying the dates of employment, as well.

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