Colleges in south see surge in freshmen from northeast

Freshmen from the northeast are flocking to southern colleges because they're cheaper, friendlier and are not being torn apart by progressive politics.

According to the , the number of Northerners attending Southern public schools has ballooned to 84 percent over the past two decades. Between 2018 and 2022, the figure surged 30 percent.

Students are drawn South, in part, because the public universities offer cheaper alternatives to Northern schools.

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