has anyone else heard of this?

Paying for College
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<p>I’ve heard from several people that if your primary state school does not offer the major you wish to pursue that you can attend another state’s state school for in-state tuition.</p>

<p>I live in illinois and did not apply to UI Urbana-Champagne because there is no guitar teacher on staff and I want to major in performance guitar. I am applying to UW-Madison to major in performance guitar and if i could take advantage of this scolarship that would be rad.</p>

<p>I’ve asked my councelor about it and he had never heard of it. Has anyone heard of this? If you have, where can i learn more about this?</p>

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<p>Check the academic common market thread pinned to the top of this board.</p>

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<p>It’s generally only certain states in which you can do that - for example, there’s one in New England, but it includes only NE states. You need to check whether Illinois and Wisconsin has such an agreement.</p>