Why I M Going To College

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You know college is a big deal. If you don’t go to college you’ll most likely get payed less, and other things. This is why I’m going to talk about college. Especially the University of Minnesota. In this essay I’m going to tell you why I should go to one of these colleges. For example I’m going to tell you the tuition, financial aid, the room board, extra curricula, and academics. The tuition, yes the tuition it’s pretty expensive if you’re out-state. Lucky I’m in-state, and the in-state tuition is an okay deal. It’s at $3,770, and that’s not counting the other things I’m going to need. Of course that’s if I don’t have a financial aid, aka a scholarship, grant, etc. The room and board is a great opportunity to get me off your back, but

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