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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ewww...only go to Indiana if you are a Republican. ND is a lonely place for a Dem. And, for an earlier poster, there are no internships in South Bend. It's a pit. Kids a G'town can intern throughout the year.[/quote] "By state, Illinois accounts for the most incoming students (216), followed by California (159), Indiana (151), New York (145) and New Jersey (116). The only state without representation is Wyoming. New York ranks first among cities/regions with 237 students, followed by Chicago with 209 and Southern California with 116. Sixty-two students hail from the South Bend area. Within the U.S., about a quarter of the class are from the Northeast; 19 percent are from the Central Midwest; 19 percent are from the Southwest and West; 15 percent are from the Midwest; and 14 percent are from the Southeast. Nine percent of students are international or U.S. students living outside of the country." https://news.nd.edu/news/class-of-2022-intellectually-and-globally-diverse-dedicated-to-service-and-leadership/ [/quote] There's no way on earth that Georgetown has that kind of geographic diversity. Very few schools do. [/quote]
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