It didn't work for me either. But if you go to the homepage and use the search function (type something like "OSU sorority") you should be able to get the list as one of the results and view it that way.
I saw a lot of Texas and Kansas, plus one Florida and one Illinois, but most were from OK.
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Last year, something like 45% at Alabama were from out of state. I don't have the exact stats any more. The large state schools get a lot of out of state students so I don't think that simple fact of being out of state is a negative. The sponsor form is the key in these situations. I fell into both categories as I lived in state but had attended boarding school out of state for high school. That one fact may have helped me as everyone wanted to know what it was lke to go to boarding school! At least they remembered me.
Anyway, it's from the August 12, 2008 Stillwater (OK) News-Press, so that paper's site can probably be searched if need be.
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It didn't work for me either. But if you go to the homepage and use the search function (type something like "OSU sorority") you should be able to get the list as one of the results and view it that way.
I saw a lot of Texas and Kansas, plus one Florida and one Illinois, but most were from OK.
I thought I heard somewhere that Alabama was making a concentrated effort to attract more out-of-state students - if true, that would also explain some of the stats.
As far as what the statistics mean, remember the three kinds of lies - lies, damn lies, and statistics. I think they are very interesting, but I would hesitate to write anything in stone about them without including some subjective analysis.
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I think they are very interesting, but I would hesitate to write anything in stone about them without including some subjective analysis.
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