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Im going to be moving from Wisconsin to texas for a radiology program once they accept me and I’ll start in Jan. It’s a 16 month program. I wanted to know if it’s more common than usual for college students to relocate to another state if that states college offers a better alternative to finish the program faster rather than waiting in ur current state which will take longer.. just wanting to see how many others have left home for a better opportunity

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