New data shows that Southern State Colleges are enjoying a spike in applications

while elite universities, including Harvard and Brown, are seeing their

application numbers drop.

What's driving the shift?

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A new report finds that an increasing number of students are deciding not to apply to elite colleges instead many are choosing to attend school in

the South. Daily Wire culture reporter Megan Basham is here to explain what's

driving the southern shift. Megan this is a fascinating story the South has been the fastest growing region of the country for the last few

years.

Now it seems some college students are part of that migration.

Just how prevalent is this trend? Well you you know, I wouldn't say the numbers are seismic yet, but they are significant.

So this latest report comes from the free press, and when they looked at college application rates in the Ivy League, they found that both Brown University and Harvard are down this year.

So 5% for Brown, 3% for Harvard.

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