<p>I have a nephew and a niece who went to WVU and loved it. This is interesting - if you are interested in one of these majors, you can go to WV for in state tuition. Nice.</p>
<p>From a WVU web page:</p>
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Ohio Reciprocity Agreement
Effective with the 2008 spring semester, WVU at Morgantown agrees to accept at West Virginia resident tuition rates any resident of Ohio who enrolls and who satisfies all regular admission requirements (including those requirements of the specific program in which admission is sought) in the 17 undergraduate programs specifically noted below:</p>
<p>School of Physical Education </p>
<p>Athletic Coaching Education (B.S.P.Ed.)
Sport and Exercise Psychology (B.S.P.Ed.)
College of Engineering and Mineral Resources</p>
<p>Mining Engineering (B.S.Min.E.)*
Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering (B.S.PNGE.)*
Davis College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Consumer Sciences</p>
<p>Agricultural & Extension Education (BS Agr)
Animal & Nutritional Sciences (BS/BS Agr)
Human Nutrition & Food (BS)
Biochemistry (BS)
Forest Resource Management (BS Forestry)
Agronomy (BS/BS Agr)
Environmental Protection (BS/BS Agr)
Horticulture (BS/BS Agr)
Recreation, Parks, & Tourism Resources (BS Recreation)
Environmental & Natural Resource Economics (BS/BS Agr)
Agribusiness Management & Rural Development (BS/BS Agr)
Wildlife & Fisheries Resources (BS)
Wood Science & Technology (BS)
For more information about the Ohio reciprocity agreement, please contact WVU Admissions at 304-293-2121 or <a href=“mailto:wvuadmissions@mail.wvu.edu”>wvuadmissions@mail.wvu.edu</a>.
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