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Teen Ink Magazine, December 2004 : College Articles

Art Institute of Chicago by Nikole M., Galesburg, IL, Chicago, IL: The Art Institute of Chicago offers a wide variety of educational opportunities centered around the visual and related arts. Continue...	Duke University by Scott L., Wilmington,, DE Durham, NC: This past summer, my family and I visited Duke University, my first-choice school. We drove seven hours from Delaware to this beautiful little town with its nice college atmosphere. The people were friendly and the hotel was great. Continue...
Massachusetts Institute of Technology by Mike G., Hemet, CA Cambridge, MA: The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is well known for its technology and sciences, but there are opportunities for everyone here. Departments range from aeronautics, chemistry, mathematics, physics and engineering to the arts and much more. Continue...	Niagara University by Felicia C., Mesa, AZ Niagara, NY: This summer, I was invited to visit Niagara University by the head softball coach. I was hoping this visit would lead to a scholarship but I was also interested because I have family nearby, which would make going away to college a bit easier. Continue...
University of Connecticut by Danielle H., Cohasset, MA Storrs, CT: The University of Connecticut fits the description of almost everyone’s dream school. Although in a rural area, its large size makes it feel like its own city. Continue...	Winthrop University by Kevin S., Rock Hill, SC Rock Hill, SC: Winthrop University began in 1886 in Columbia, South Carolina to train teachers. A few years later, it was renamed the Winthrop Normal and Industrial College of South Carolina and moved to Rock Hill. Continue...

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