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Is it worth it to go to college?
Living in a small town, with not a lot of job opportunities and trying to afford college can be a task. I first started attended college the fall after I graduated in 1998. I took on a full set of classes, 15 credit hours. Financial aid was paying my way through, and I thought I had it made. Unfortunately, I was wrong. I had moved out of my parent's house, and was working full time at McDonald's.
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