Because people usually exploit opportunities to make themselves better off,to encourage young people to go to college in their home state,state universities can:

A) charge higher tuition to in-state students.
B) award special scholarships to out-of-state students.
C) offer high-interest loans to in-state students.
D) offer lower tuition to in-state students.

In-state Students

Students enrolled in a public university or college within the same state in which they are residents, often eligible for lower tuition rates.

State Universities

Public universities that are primarily funded by a state government, offering higher education services to residents often at a reduced cost.

High-interest Loans

Loans that carry significantly higher interest rates than typical loans, often due to increased credit risk.