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Exchar By Andri Staff Downhill skiing in Colorat whitewater rafting in Idaho ? students participating in th Program. Students eligible for the pre universities at in-state tuition tuition is a mainr hf?npfit nf th other reasons students shoul Olivia White, a USC exchange The exchange "provides students to get out of the sta ferences that exist around the EXCHANGE trips are an op ideas from other parts of the c Twenty exchange progran USC, and 10 USC students pai enrolled at other colleges. Sc this semester after spending o White said exchange stude from enjoying New York Cit> the Saw Tooth Mountains of response to the program has b Most exchange students h? 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