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fomenos2 years ago

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Whenever i enroll into a college, i don't want to transfer my credits out of somewhere else. I want to get there, get my work done, and graduate. Cost will be reduced due to financial aid and staying in state. I will live on-post so campus life and living arrangements wont be an issue either.

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