US EditionHow to navigate being an out-of-state student
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How to navigate being an out-of-state student
With nearly 60% of UA’s student population coming from out of state, many new students every fall share the same fears of being in a new place where they know very few people, if any at all. Despite this, many out-of-state students have found a second home on campus in Tuscaloosa, after experiencing Alabama and the wider Southern culture for the first time. “Coming to a place where it’s a very everyone-cares-about-everyone culture was definite…
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