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A four-year degree isn't the only path to professional happiness and success. Just ask career guru Lawrence Shatkin, Ph.D. He distilled all 300 occupations in his book 300...
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These schools keep their tuition low...they just require a little bit of back-breaking manual labor outside of class, that's all. Okay, so it's more like work-study, but still!
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If you think squash is a game for sweaty old guys, think again. At these schools, sweaty young guys join the fun too.
En garde! The point of these colleges is to help you excel in fencing.
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If you get into these colleges, you better accept their offers! If not, others sure will. The numbers are the percentage of students who enroll when accepted.
Do you remember staring wide-eyed up at the sky as a kid? The professors and students at these colleges and universities get to do that as a career.
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