No. To my knowledge, State Universities try very hard to accommodate State residents first, however, most do require that certain standards be met prior to acceptance. That said, the reason the call it an "acceptance letter" is because ultimately it is the decision of the University whether it accepts a student (State resident or not) into their school. Now, the restrictions, standards, and in many cases tuition are much cheaper at local Community Colleges, so if you can't get into the State University just yet, you might try one of those. Hope this helps.
Indiana University Bloomington was created in 1820.
Indiana State University was created in 1865.
Terre Haute, Indiana
The motto of Indiana State University is 'More. From Day One.'.
Terre Haute, Indiana
Indiana
Indiana
1. Indiana 2. Purdue 3. Ball State 4. Indiana State 5. Valparaiso 6. Butler 7. Notre Dame 8. Evansville 9. IPFW 10. IUPUI
All of the major colleges in the state of Indiana have degrees in computers and computer software. These include Indiana University, Purdue University, the University of Notre Dame, Butler and Indiana State.
Yes and No. He never played a game for Indiana University, but he was on the roster for 24 days before transferring to Indiana State University where he later led the team to the National Championship game against Magic Johnson-led Michigan State. He left because he was homesick and overwhelmed by the size of the school.
Ball State University is in Muncie, Indiana.
Muncie, Indiana