Rumor??

[Buckeyetiger]

<p>I have heard that if you score a 31 or more on your ACT then Clemson will lower the Out of State Tuition to the Instate level, or atleast something similiar. Is this true? and if so would it be possible to post a link to prove it? I have heard this from multiple people and just couldn't find it anywhere online. Any help would be appreciated!!
Thank you for your time</p>

[alamemom]

<p>This is does not appear to be a guarantee, but it is more than a rumor. They MAY reduce your tuition to instate levels.

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