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I would definitely take a closer look at Penn and Columbia - you will find much to like at both schools.

Often study abroad is viewed as an enriching opportunity but outside of the student's normal academic experience and thus not all that representative of the student's academic ability (unless the grades are truly low).

It might take some extra work from outside of the state, but I agree that you should have little trouble getting the attention of employers in Washington if you are at a major school and have a strong connection to the state.

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