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Teen Ink Magazine, March 2001 : College Articles

Boston University Boston, MA: When I visitedBoston University, I was captivated by its urban setting. Located in a largecity, BU is a private university, characterized by a diverse student body. Theundergraduate enrollment is about 15,700. Continue...	College of William & Mary Williamsburg,VA: Set in the center of historic Williamsburg, the College of William and Maryabounds with acclaimed professors, eager students and vigorous academic programs. Continue...
Seattle University Seattle, WA: Seattle Universityis located in an exhilarating city and is within driving distance of the PacificOcean (only two and a half hours away). It is a private institution and one of 28Jesuit universities in the United States. Continue...	University of North Carolina at Greensboro Greensboro, NC: I recentlyattended the University of North Carolina at Greensboro's annual open housebecause I figured it would help me learn about the school. When I arrivedat the university, I was astonished. Continue...
Washington and Lee University Lexington, VA: When people talkabout competitive colleges, they usually mention places in the Northeast. TheSouth, however, has many prestigious schools that are often overlooked. Oneexample is charming Washington and Lee University. Continue...

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