Cosimo Galluzzi
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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if i look back, i am lost
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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Monterey Bay Aquarium
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Keni
Sweet Seals For You, Always
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@firstgencollegestudents-blog
For all you high school students completing their junior year and beginning the college application process, summer is a critical time to narrow down college choices, gather everything you need and to build strategy on applying to schools and meeting deadlines.
Now here are some tips to help you...
Wondering if college is right for you?? Take the campus tour!
Why college matters
Over a lifetime, a college graduate can expect to earn $1 million more than a high school graduate
On average, college graduates have lower employment rates than high school graduates-even in tough economic times.
College graduates have more jobs to choose from.
College gets you out of your neighborhood and into a bigger world. It can open doors you never imagined.
People see you as a leader when you are the first in your family to go to college.
People who go to college live longer
-Taken from firstinthefamily.org.
This commercial makes me so happy :)
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Quitting high school doesn’t just affect the student him or herself. It affects their families, their community and the nation. A few examples:
• Nearly half of 18- to 64-year-old dropouts in Chicago did not work at all last year. The unemployment rate is four times higher than it is for people...
Urban Prep Graduates All College-Bound For Fourth Year In A Row
All 167 graduating seniors of Chicago’s Urban Prep Academies are college-bound for the fourth consecutive year.
For a remarkable fourth consecutive year, all 167 seniors at Urban Prep Academies schools have been accepted at four-year colleges or universities this fall.
Students of the two Chicago public charter high schools — located in the city’s Englewood and University Village neighborhoods — gathered Thursday morning to celebrate the achievement of their schools, which some have dubbed “Hogwarts in the Hood” for their impressive, seemingly magical rates of success, CBS Chicago reports.
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