<prompt> Human: So I started my first semester of college about two weeks ago, and was given a bill statement saying I would be paying 3,433.60 so I opened a loan for 3,500 to pay for the first semester. I was under the impression my legal presence obviously stated I lived in state, but due to some error, my legal presence was stated as out of state. So I learned about my legal presence not stating I was classified in state the 11th of this month, the same day my loan cleared, so I went directly to the admissions office in person and gave them my licence for them to make a copy of. After that I was told that it was all taken care of, but I waited a day and my legal presence never changed so I stayed in contact with the admissions office through email until the weekend, because their closed. They finally got back into contact with me today the deadline for registration, and said that they had no record of me ever trying to verify my lawful presence, even though I had already verified it twice at this point and to email them a picture of my ID and everything would be fixed. Well I did that, but instead of my tuition going down it goes up from 8,240 to 8,550 because of reinstatement fees. The enrollment office wants me to pay the whole 8,550 and reimburse me when the admissions office gets their documentation, even though they have their documentation.Should I just cut my losses, wait on school for another semester and pay my loan off?  <response>: Did you graduate from high school in 2016? Was it in the same state as this college? Because if it was somewhere else, then you havent been living in the college state long enough. You cant just move someplace and claim residency for lowered college tuition. 