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So You Want an Open Curriculum?
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Is it Worth Taking Art Courses in High School?
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A Day in the Life of a Liberal Arts Student
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How High Schoolers Can Submit to Literary Magazines (Part 2)
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Which Type of Art Should I Study?
If you’re considering art school, you may wonder about the different types of art and how can they translate to career and academic success.
How High Schoolers Can Submit to Literary Magazines (Part 1)
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How Many Times Should I Take the SAT/ACT?
Do colleges care how many times I take the SAT or ACT? How many attempts is too many? How can I calculate my goal score?