All of the following are reasons to visit a campus except:

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Kisachek [45]2 years ago

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Question: All of the following are reasons to visit a campus except:

Answer: C.to secure a college scholarship.

Explanation: It wouldn't be A because I personally would go there to see the facilities. It wouldn't be C because you should go there to help the college(s) want to give you the scholarship. It wouldn't be D because you would want to talk to representatives when you go visit a college. Therefore, the only answer that makes sense would be B.to talk to college students.

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timurjin [86]2 years ago

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Question: All of the following are reasons to visit a campus except:

Answer: C.to secure a college scholarship.

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