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Originally posted by ethrtyiS View Post^^ thanks, very informative.
i'm definitely dorming my first year and then becoming a resident after that and living in an apartment/house. i guess i'll have to rent a parking spot or see if a buddy of mine will take care of the car for me while i'm gone then.
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Originally posted by OldDrunkenSailor View Postif you're a full time student you can't get residency unless your parents live and work in WA for a year or two. You can get a license any time but not residency.
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Originally posted by ethrtyiS View Postso can i not become a resident and live there with a license and an address after my first year? i don't understand why my parents would have to live out there in order for me to get it.
1) If you're a student full time you're a student and not a resident. You're not working and living and doing things that "real" residents do. This changed in about 2006 or 2007. Some people have snuck through the cracks but they typically have to be working 40+ hr/wk and not be doing school full time. I've seen one person do both full time and sneak in.
2) The parents' part is a qualifier to get in-state because taxes fund schools so if you can't work full time in the state but your parents do, that's what's funding your spot at UW at the lower rate. They can't just have a house here, they have to demonstrate on paper that their paychecks are being signed and delivered to WA.
The state is well aware of the difference between in and out of state and that difference is there because they have to be able to pay for the schooling that you're going to be using. They've gotten quite good at stopping people trying to sneak into "near-Ivy" as it's called and not paying for it.Alpha Team Inductee
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Originally posted by OldDrunkenSailor View PostThere are two parts to it:
1) If you're a student full time you're a student and not a resident. You're not working and living and doing things that "real" residents do. This changed in about 2006 or 2007. Some people have snuck through the cracks but they typically have to be working 40+ hr/wk and not be doing school full time. I've seen one person do both full time and sneak in.
2) The parents' part is a qualifier to get in-state because taxes fund schools so if you can't work full time in the state but your parents do, that's what's funding your spot at UW at the lower rate. They can't just have a house here, they have to demonstrate on paper that their paychecks are being signed and delivered to WA.
The state is well aware of the difference between in and out of state and that difference is there because they have to be able to pay for the schooling that you're going to be using. They've gotten quite good at stopping people trying to sneak into "near-Ivy" as it's called and not paying for it.Alpinewhite 318i
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Dammit!
My car keeps killing it's battery. I thought it was the aftermarket alarm from the PO, so I yanked it. Still kills the battery, just much more slowly. Unfortunately, I frequently also have to let the car sit for weeks at a time. This time: 3+ weeks later, it had enough juice to crank twice, really slowly. A few minutes on the charger and I got it to fire up.
Everything else on the car is stock. Any traditional electrical leaks I should check?
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