How many of you have went to school and have managed to
graduate with as little debt as possible?

I need your help.

I have been promising my family that I would put together a
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For example you can tell us about a community college with great transfer
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Or a state school that has a high retention and graduation rate for this
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The first is that the school should clearly demonstrate that they
have the capacity to graduate the student.

The second is that the student should NOT go into unmanageable, life draining
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I really look forward to your replies.

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