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Teen Ink Magazine, October 2007 : College Articles

Angelo State University by Chelsea P., San Angelo, TX San Angelo, TX: Angelo State University is a haven for those who wish to escape the big city and live beneath a starry sky. Having lived in San Angelo my whole life, I can tell you the many benefits of ASU. First, ASU is cheap. Continue...	Columbia College Chicago by Rachel H., Rockford, IL Chicago, IL: Imagine this: You are walking along the street on your way to the dormitories to start your homework when you see throngs of people. No one is being allowed through, so you stop, curiosity bubbling inside you. Continue...
St. Michael’s College by Jonathan H., Lowell, MA Colchester, VT: I was told that college is a place to discover yourself and find your passion. That statement made me really nervous about beginning my college search. I had no clue what I wanted to do and didn’t know where to begin. Continue...	Trinity College by Kelsey K., Reading, MA Hartford, CT: Recently, I found myself in this city on one hot June day. I remember being thankful to be out of the heat and in the cool admissions building where I sat with my mother waiting for our tour. Continue...

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