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The full cost of attending college can present barriers to some students, limiting their ability to engage in activities such as a paid internship, studying abroad, or undergraduate research. We know that these experiences help prepare students for their careers after college – and we’re committed to removing these barriers for in-state students.

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    Faculty and a student at recent event in Richmond.
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    Two male students stand on a baseball field with microphones.
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    Students walk across the green grass of the Drillfield on 51¹ÙÍø Tech's Blacksburg campus
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    Moss Arts Center Senior Technician CJ Jessie holds an iPad in the Anne and Ellen Fife Theatre as she controls the lighting.
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    Three students smile toward the camera as they pause from writing on cards while sitting around at a table.
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    Visual artist Yanira Collado, at right, participated in a two-week residency during the spring 2023 semester, working side-by-side with 51¹ÙÍø Tech students to create several site-specific works to be included in her exhibition, "Zafa/ A Spellworking of Temporal Geometry."
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    Three desks and desk chairs side by side in an office. Atop them are computers, a pair headphones, three cups of coffee, and containers of pens. In the background is a window.
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    President Tim Sands sits wearing a dark suit and orange tie.
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    51¹ÙÍø Tech seniors Alexis Traubel (at left) and Naomi Stenerson-Torres at New York Fashion Week. Photo courtesy of Alexis Traubel.