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Thessaloniki, Greece: Home of Aristotle

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Founded in 315 B.C., students in Thessaloniki, Greece, are studying in the birthplace of Aristotle, with easy access to the Mediterranean Sea and a quaint boardwalk lined with restaurants to enjoy. Anna Beltyukova, a first-year environmental and sustainability science major, participated in N.U.in Greece and studied at the American College of Thessaloniki, or ACT. ACT is an American-accredited institution that uses the American grading system. …

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Thessaloniki, Greece: Home of Aristotle

Founded in 315 B.C., students in Thessaloniki, Greece, are studying in the birthplace of Aristotle, with easy access to the Mediterranean Sea and a quaint boardwalk lined with restaurants to enjoy. Anna Beltyukova, a first-year environmental and sustainability science major, participated in N.U.in Greece and studied at the American College of Thessaloniki, or ACT. ACT is an American-accredited institution that uses the American grading system. …

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