There are 3,525 freshmen at a university. All freshman must attend one orientation session, and there are 15 different sessions to choose from. If the same number of students are assigned to each orientation session, how many freshmen will each group include?

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To find out how many freshmen will be in each orientation session, you need to divide the total number of freshmen by the number of orientation sessions.

The calculation is:

\[ \text{Number of freshmen per session} = \frac{\text{Total number of freshmen}}{\text{Number of orientation sessions}} = \frac{3525}{15} \]

Now, perform the division:

\[ 3525 \div 15 = 235 \]

Therefore, each orientation session will include 235 freshmen.