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Originally Posted by 219seminole
While I don't think this helps in Eagle5US's case, the Southern Regional Education Board's Academic Common Market is a way to attend college in another state and pay in-state rates...if you live in one of the 16 participating southern states and the program you want is not available in your own state. We are referring to this a lot as our daughter prepares for grad school next year.
http://www.sreb.org/page/1304/academ...on_market.html |
Along the same lines, some graduate schools and academic departments have reciprocal agreements that allow students at school A to do course work at school B and, in some cases, even have faculty members at school B serve on committees.