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Originally Posted by Titchou
I'm not sure. I know the last couple of years the percentage actually pledged is about 55/45 OOS vs IS. They did have that info on their web site so you could check to see if it's still up from last year.
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Originally Posted by Eightisgreat
The increase in Alabama's out of state numbers does not surprise me in the least. Alabama has been doing a fine job of bring in OOS students with their generous scholarships for higher achievers. It makes going OOS much cheaper than staying instate for many students.
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We have great students head to Auburn and Alabama from Georgia every year. I was still surprised to see that the OOS women had become the majority of the Greek system, though. I guess that's a big part of the Alabama experience, and it's good that they know it going in.
I hope that this info puts some minds at ease about it being a big disadvantage to be from out of state.
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