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Non-Wisconsin freshman at UW at 25 year high

September 25, 2019 By WRN Contributor

Just barely half of freshman on the University of Wisconsin campus are home-grown. Fifty-point-three percent of the freshman class comes from Wisconsin high schools. The rest are from other states or other countries.

It’s the largest percentage of non-Wisconsin students in 25 years. UW officials say they’re not discriminating against in-state students, but out-of-state and international students are very attractive, since pay much higher tuition than students here at home.

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