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Teen Ink Magazine, June 2004 : College Articles

College of William & Mary by Teddy M., White Plains, NY Williamsburg, VA: The College of William & Mary was established in 1693, and is the second oldest college in America. Its name comes from its patrons, King William III and Queen Mary II, who chartered the school for Britain. Continue...	Juniata College by Jeff S., Wilmington, DE Huntingdon, PA: When I think of the ideal college, I see a small, peaceful place with a great teacher/student ratio. If this is what you are looking for too, you should consider Juniata College. Continue...
Seattle Pacific University by James C., Mesa, AZ Seattle, WA: A few months ago I heard from a soccer coach at a college in Seattle. I had never heard of it and wasn't too excited. But the coach showed a lot of interest in me, so I packed my bags and headed to Seattle Pacific University to check it out. Continue...	University of Arizona by Jeff P., Avondale, AZ Tucson, AZ: I made an early-April weekend trip down to visit the beautiful University of Arizona campus. It was 70 degrees that day, but in the summer it can reach well over 100 degrees. I attended classes with my brother who is a freshman. Continue...
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill by Michelle E., Hemet, CA Chapel Hill, NC: The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill is not only a dream school for athletes, but also a great place for an outstanding education. Chartered in 1789, it was actually the country's first state university. Recently, U.S. Continue...	University of Vermont by Brenna O., Cohasset, MA Burlington, VT: The laid-back atmosphere and ideal location of the University of Vermont has attracted students for generations. Continue...

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