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Hit the Gym before an Interview; Weight Could Be an Influential Factor in College Admissions
Body weight of an applicant could be a determining factor in gaining admission in a university after an in-person interview, according to a new study conducted by Bowling Green State University. The findings of the study are published in the journal Obesity.
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UD Hikes Tuition for In-State Undergrads by 3.7 Percent; It's 4 percent For Out-Of-State
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By Staff ReporterCalifornia University Experiments with Online College Courses
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