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A recent survey conducted by the Princeton Review that questioned 130,000 university enrollees found the University of Colorado (4) and Oregon (7) to be among the top
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There are many misconceptions students have when searching for what they feel will be a good school that will maximize their earning potential upon graduation.
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With Big 12 media days kicking off on Monday, the focus seems to be on the future of college athletics more so than the upcoming
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Plenty of individuals can’t wait to get to their workout every day, but if you’re not in this category, you still should be doing something
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