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University of Mississippi - Friday, August 28th @ 9:00 am

Miami University - Ohio - Thursday, September 3rd @ 1:30 pm

Elon University - Friday, September 4th @ 10:30 am

Arizona State University - Tuesday, September 8th @ 10:30 am

Loyola University Maryland - Monday, September 14th @ 10:00 am

Boston University - Wednesday, September 16th @ 8:30 am

Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Prescott - Thursday, September 17th @ 9:45 am

University of Wyoming - Tuesday, September 22nd @ 10:30 am

Chaparral High School College Fair - Thursday, September 24th during homeroom

Colorado School of Mines -Monday, September 28th @ 1:30 pm

Butler University - Friday, October 2nd @ 9:45 am

University of Arkansas - Monday, October 5th @ 8:30 am

Virginia Tech - Tuesday, October 6th @ 9:45 am

University of Denver - Tuesday, October 6th @ 10:340 am

Texas Christian University - Tuesday, October 20th @ 9:45 am

California Lutheran University - Wednesday, October 21st @ 10:00 am

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The Common App Activities Section is all too often overlooked and poorly crafted. The following article can provide answers to the many common questions associated with the process including:

• What activities should I include in my Common App activities section?
• Which activities should go at the top of the Common App activities section?
• How do I write a description of an activity?
• What should I do if I run out of space describing an activity?
• Does the Common App activities list have to be well written?

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As the cost of college continues to rise and the average graduate wrestles with more than $29,000 in student loan debt, some people may find an associate degree a more desirable path to a career. Annual tuition and fees at a public two-year community college typically are significantly less than at a four-year school and an associate degree can lead to a career that pays more than six figures a year, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. In the following 29 careers, listed from lowest to highest median salary, an associate degree can lead to a job that pays more than $61,000 annually – and a few over $100,000.

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