If you really want to go to an out-of-state school, move there and work for a year and take a couple of courses at a JC. After a year you'll be a resident and

If you really want to go to an out-of-state school, move there and work for a year and take a couple of courses at a JC. After a year you'll be a resident and eligible for lower rates. Most schools will allow you to defer entrance for a year after you are accepted. If you have a couple of AP's and some JC credit, you may not even miss a year. Of course check the local residency requirements before you leap.