Many soon to be high school graduates have plans of continuing his education at a higher education institution. Of course, In order to attend a college of one's choice, he or she must earn the acceptance of the institution they desire to attend which requires that they dedicate much time and effort to make accomplishments worthy of acceptance. Students have long been told that with hard work and great dedication comes the reward of a …
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