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Teen Ink Magazine, January 2005 : College Articles

Augustana University
by Matt C., Galesburg, IL
     Rock Island, IL: Augustana College is a private university of liberal arts and sciences overlooking the Mississippi River.

Augustana has many strengths, but for me the most important is the student-faculty ratio of 13-1.
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Carnegie Mellon University
by Tara P., Wilmington, DE
     Pittsburgh, PA: While visiting my brotherat Carnegie Mellon University, my parents and I had him show us aroundcampus. A third-year student in a doctorate program, he gave us anextensive tour, particularly of the large math department.
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Pratt University
by Andrew J., Cohasset, MA
     Brooklyn, NY: When you try to picture acollege campus in Brooklyn, New York, it’s hard to imagine justwhat kind of atmosphere you will find.
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Tufts University
by Kimberly C., New City , NY
     Medford, MA: Walking across the manicuredlawns of Tufts University, I felt like I was in a movie. Everything wasexactly the way I had imagined college to be - laughing students,gorgeous surroundings, and lots of quirky little traditions.
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University of Notre Dame
by Karri H., Phoenix, AZ
     Notre Dame, IN: I recently visited theUniversity of Notre Dame and was utterly amazed. It has a huge andbeautiful campus with a lot to offer both academically andathletically.

Notre Dame has a great program for first-yearstudents.
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University of Portland
by Carolyn M., Phoenix, AZ
     Portland, OR: I had the privilege ofvisiting the University of Portland with three other teens from mychurch for three days and two nights. We ate dinner at The Commons andgot a feel for college life.
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