Seeking a second bachelor's degree....? Options

[Dogmeat]

I'm curious, if I'm a Tech alum, and I wanna go back for a second bachelor's degree, if technically I can't qualify myself as a Texas resident anymore, could I get in-state tuition because I'm an alum?

[GOB]

my brother is trying to get in-state tuition to CU, and he had to emancipate himself to establish residency. they really make you prove it, too, which means providing a year's worth of income statements and bills in your name; he's got to prove where all of his income is coming from, so parents can't even (directly) give him $1 or he risks his residency application being denied.

although, i do think it's just really strict up there so out-of-state people don't send their burnout kids to loaf around colorado for a year and then get 1/2 price tuition.

sucks for him because he has to work 3 jobs for a year and sucks for my dad because he can't claim my brother on his taxes. he's actually got it pretty sweet, though, because he works at starbucks, so he's got health insurance, and also works as a hasher for a sorority, so that's 3 free meals a day.