How many of you are instate?

How many of you guys are instate? Meaning you are in the same state as the university that you are attending, wish to attend, are going to attend, etc.

So, how many of you guys are instate? Out of state (another state)? Or international students? (Anyone from Canada? :D)

<p>I go to a university in my home state if that’s what you’re asking.</p>

<p>Out of state, going four states south, or two states west and two states south, depending on how I’m driving. Headed from the Northeast to the dirty south, from a blue state to a red state.</p>

<p>(New York to Virginia)</p>

<p>I go to a uni two hours away from home but accross a state line, whereas my sister is considered in state despite being more than twice that distance from home. Kinda weird but there you have it.</p>

<p>Out of state. I live in Texas, but every college I’m considering is north of the Mason-Dixon line. :)</p>

<p>out of state. haha i’m in california but my college is below the mason dixon line =)</p>

<p>I’m out of state, moving from NH to go to USC.</p>

<p>wow, jessetfan, that’s a long flight</p>

<p>I had a limit as to how far away I was willing to go because my parents flat out refuse to pay for airfare and I need my money for other things. So I’m going to the farthest college from home I applied to, a 7 hour drive away.</p>

<p>I’d like to do out-of-state, but with finances not looking so great, I’m a likely in-stater.</p>

<p>I’m going from Toronto to California. I think that’s the longest flight here so far :)</p>

<p>I’ll be going to University of California, Berkeley and I live in Southern California.</p>

<p>The only school in Michigan I plan on applying to is UMich. Otherwise, the closest school to home is in Chicago (DePaul) and the farthest is in Vancouver (UBC). </p>

<p>Most of my schools are in the Northeast. PA, NY, MA.</p>

<p>The closest school I applied to was 3 hours away; I couldn’t stand the thought of living in my home state for 4 more years!</p>

<p>Eiffelguy- what made you choose Berk over Georgetown?</p>

<p>hm…is toronto to cali farther than cali to maryland, considering there are no direct flights to baltimore, so i have to stopover and change flights in minnepolis (which means plane goes north, then back down south)…and i lose 3 hours!</p>

<p>Wow. Eiffelguy, sorry to hear that you won’t be joining us at the Hilltop.</p>

<p>I’m leaving California for Georgetown. :)…</p>

<p>Talk about out of state. From state to district. :)</p>

<p>^^^</p>

<p>Hahahahaha.</p>

<p>Good luck at Georgetown (HOYA SAXA)!</p>

<p>Everything was great about Georgetown except for the distance; I visited during a snow storm and that experience probably scared me a little (GW Parkway should never be driven at night during a snow storm when you’re from Southern California).</p>

<p>Berkeley is closer and offers a good undergrad education.</p>

<p>True about that. You were going for GC, right? (Or you were gonna go… Darn the Berkeley charm. We all know it’s all about Stanford.)</p>

<p>:P…</p>

<p>Just kidding.</p>

<p>I visited during the Inauguration. About 6-8 inches of snow. Nothing like going through Arlington National Cemetery in … well, dress shoes… trying to wade through 6 inches of snow.</p>

<p>Ahh, good times. :)</p>

<p>Yeah, the College.</p>

<p>I’m international - UK–>Pennsylvania
That’s a pretty long, boring flight for you, but at least it’s direct.</p>

<p>Oops, I didn’t answer College_hopeful…</p>

<p>Here goes:</p>

<p>I chose CAL over Georgetown (how did you know I got into Georgetown. It behooves me unless you were on the Georgetown board) because of the distance. I loved all my three campuses (UCLA, CAL, and Georgetown) and all offered an excellent education. However, Georgetown was just too far for me and I would get a little homesick (such a sissy, I know). Georgetown offered me a pretty good FinAid package and gave close to $18000 in scholarships. However, they upped by EFC by $4000 and I didn’t want to burden my parents since they are paying for my undergrad and grad education. Berkeley provided a decent education (though not close to D.C. for politics, but it has the Ninth Circuit Court and California Supreme Court nearby) for a lot less.</p>

<p>The weather (the thought of GW Parkway as I mentioned before) and the day we arrived wasn’t too great.</p>

<p>I never expected to go to CAL, but life takes you in different directions sometimes.</p>