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From: "Joseph M. St.Hilaire" <saint@admsec.wwu.edu>
To: Discussion of Residency Issues State Wide <residency@u.washington.edu>
Subject: Re: Parents leave the state
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***All points bulletin on this one, Carol.  I'm now pretty certain this is
the same student I was referring to in my note yesterday.  I hear she has
applied at UW also.  The letter we received from her parents stated that
she and her mother followed the father to NY in Aug 98 and then she
applied here in Dec 98, citing the law which they thought said she'd be
okay if *applying* within 6 months of h.s. graduation.  Well, apparently
they moved in 1997 after her junior year in h.s.

Joe St.Hilaire
Western

On Tue, 18 May 1999, Carol Pitts wrote:

> Can't believe I heard from y'all.  It's been soooooo long that I thought
> maybe I was dissomthing or other.  Here's one I need help on.
> 
> Family's last period of living in Washington was from 1994 to June
> 1998.  Dad is with a company that periodically moves him.  Mom stayed
> until child finished sophomore year and then moved to NY with child.
> Child went to school in NY one year.  Now child wants to come back to WA
> to finish senior year in high school and attend college here. Mom and
> Dad will remain in NY.  Her sister is in college here so I imagine she
> will live with her.
> 
> Is there any possible way the child can be considered a res for tuition
> purposes since she did not do her junior year here?
> 
> 

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