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I'm currently attending a community college, but may be attending a 4-year university (Baylor) in the fall. I know this transition will be challenging, but I want to enrich my experience as much as possible. I am greatly unfamiliar with many of the common aspects of college (campus life ,...

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I am going in as a freshman to college, but with enough credits to be classified under junior-level courses. I will be doing Mechanical Engineering at Virginia Tech and will also be doing the cadet program. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I'm a working single parent who is getting ready to start going to college. I'm trying to get financial aid by searching for scholarships, but there's times where I get into a rabbit hole of options and don't know which ones are legit and which ones are not.

I am an 18-year-old socially awkward senior in high school, and I am struggling with asking my teachers and counselors for a favorable recommendation letter. Should I still ask for one when they don't really know me that well?

I am an 18-year-old socially awkward senior in high school, and I am struggling with asking my teachers and counselors for a favorable recommendation letter. Should I still ask for one when they don't really know me that well?

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