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As I am approaching my final years of grade school I have realized that life is catching up quick. Before CRW I had no clue that so much goes into applying and getting accepted by a college. I makes me worry about my future and what my life is going to become. I know that I am on the right track, I watch my grades, I get involved in society, and I am trying to find my passion. There are also multiple things have come up that never occurred to me. There are things like, am I going to be able to achieve what I am wanting for myself, can I pay for these expensive schools and so much more. I have looked at a few colleges and seen their standards. Looking at their needs has shown me what I need to achieve and what skills I need to obtain.
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