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Originally Posted by Michael Hill
Also, if you live near enough to an out of state school, there are some schools who will charge you the "in-state" tuition (I believe University of Cincinnati is one of them, but don't quote me on that).
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Sometimes distance isn't even a factor in that. The University of South Carolina
offers several scholarships that include getting in-state tuition as part of the deal.
Full disclosure, USC (yeah, I said it--we were a college before California was a state!) is a proud supporter and host of FRC4901. It's great to be a Gamecock.
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Originally Posted by JohnSchneider
Texas A&M has one of the highest return on investments for a public(state) school in the country, and typically ranks in the top 5 "Most Hire-able". It also has a really strong engineering program and a computer science program where Bjarne Stroustrup is a chair and lecturer.
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And a pretty good football team, we found out last week.
