Smallest Percentage of Out-of-State First-Year Students

The students at these schools must have a lot of state pride—or they're part of secret, exclusive club—whatever the reason, they're not letting any outsiders in!

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  1. Illinois State University: 0.9% (Normal, IL) (17 scholarships available)
  2. SUNY -- University at Buffalo: 5.0% (Buffalo, NY) (19 scholarships available)
  3. University of Texas -- Austin: 5.5% (Austin, TX) (34 scholarships available)
  4. Texas A&M University -- College Station: 5.7% (College Station, TX) (25 scholarships available)
  5. University of California -- Los Angeles: 7.2% (Los Angeles, CA) (20 scholarships available)
  6. North Carolina State University -- Raleigh: 9.7% (Raleigh, NC) (8 scholarships available)
  7. Ohio University: 9.8% (Athens, OH) (15 scholarships available)
  8. SUNY -- Stony Brook: 10.0% (Stony Brook, NY) (15 scholarships available)
  9. University of Illinois -- Urbana-Champaign: 11.3% (Champaign, IL) (17 scholarships available)
  10. Michigan State University: 12.1% (East Lansing, MI) (26 scholarships available)

Source: Mary Beth Marklein. "Are out-of-state students crowding out in-staters?" USA Today, August 31, 2006. Research based on estimates of full-time students provided by 43 of 75 state universities surveyed in 2006-2007. USA Today is a division of Gannett Co., Inc. Reprinted with permission.

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