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LFTE: We’ve given many years, thousands of dollars — CLA students shouldn’t have to graduate in a tent
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LFTE: We’ve given many years, thousands of dollars — CLA students shouldn’t have to graduate in a tent
As a member of the College of Liberal Arts, all graduating students, including myself, have completed at least the 120 credits mandatory to earn a bachelor’s degree in journalism and media communication from Colorado State University. I am an in-state student, and while this has saved me some in tuition money — as have scholarships and the College Opportunity Fund — my four years at CSU have still been a financial investment that numbers in the …
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