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Best Public numerical rank in America's Best Colleges 2010 edition-National University Category	School name	Percent of fall 2008 freshmen who are out-of-state students	Percent of fall 2008 all undergraduates who are out-of-state students
Fourth Tier	South Dakota State University	35%	31%
Fourth Tier	Northern Arizona University	30%	23%
Fourth Tier	Tennessee State University	30%	23%
Fourth Tier	Florida A&M University	24%	20%
Fourth Tier	University of Southern Mississippi	22%	11%
Fourth Tier	New Mexico State University	21%	17%
Fourth Tier	East Carolina University (North Carolina)	19%	12%
Fourth Tier	University of Nevada—Las Vegas	18%	18%
Fourth Tier	University of Northern Colorado	14%	12%
Fourth Tier	East Tennessee State University	14%	11%
Fourth Tier	University of North Carolina—Charlotte	11%	8%
Fourth Tier	Indiana State University	10%	13%
Fourth Tier	University of Toledo (Ohio)	10%	10%
Fourth Tier	University of Missouri—St. Louis	10%	7%
Fourth Tier	University of Memphis	9%	9%
Fourth Tier	University of Alaska—Fairbanks	9%	13%
Fourth Tier	University of West Florida	9%	10%
Fourth Tier	University of Colorado—Denver	8%	6%
Fourth Tier	University of Massachusetts—Boston	8%	5%
Fourth Tier	University of New Orleans	7%	5%
Fourth Tier	Indiana University of Pennsylvania	7%	5%
Fourth Tier	University of Wisconsin—Milwaukee	6%	N/A
Fourth Tier	Wichita State University (Kansas)	6%	4%
Fourth Tier	Florida Atlantic University	6%	4%
Fourth Tier	Cleveland State University	6%	3%
Fourth Tier	Indiana University-Purdue University—Indianapolis	4%	2%
Fourth Tier	Georgia State University	4%	6%
Fourth Tier	Florida International University	4%	3%
Fourth Tier	Georgia Southern University	4%	4%
Fourth Tier	University of Louisiana—Lafayette	4%	4%
Fourth Tier	University of Houston	3%	2%
Fourth Tier	University of Texas—Arlington	3%	2%
Fourth Tier	University of Akron (Ohio)	3%	2%
Fourth Tier	University of North Texas	3%	4%
Fourth Tier	University of Texas—El Paso	2%	3%
Fourth Tier	Central Michigan University	2%	2%
Fourth Tier	Wright State University (Ohio)	2%	4%
Fourth Tier	Wayne State University (Michigan)	2%	2%
Fourth Tier	Texas A&M University—Kingsville	2%	3%
Fourth Tier	Texas Woman's University	1%	1%
Fourth Tier	Oakland University (Michigan)	1%	1%
Fourth Tier	Northern Illinois University	N/A	2%
Fourth Tier	Idaho State University	N/A	N/A
Fourth Tier	Jackson State University (Mississippi)	N/A	N/A
Fourth Tier	North Carolina A&T State University	N/A	N/A
Fourth Tier	Morgan State University (Maryland)	N/A	N/A
Fourth Tier	Portland State University (Oregon)	N/A	N/A
Fourth Tier	Texas A&M University—Commerce	N/A	N/A
Fourth Tier	University of Arkansas—Little Rock	N/A	N/A

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Does this include International Students as well ?

S.Gopalakrishnan 9:39AM January 06, 2010

Being an out of state student your costs are through the roof at most state universities. I wonder what are the differences in costs for an out of state student versus and in state student at various universities. Are any much less costly to attend than others or are they all about the same? As residents of North Carolina we have experienced $7,000.00 per semester in additional costs for each of our daughters attending the University of South Carolina.

Bill Carey of NC 9:02AM November 20, 2009