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Articles in March-April, 2005 issue of Careers and Colleges

• Wanted: freshmen
• Making the grade: climb to greater academic heights in college with this advice on choosing courses, selecting a major, writing papers, and dealing with professors
  by Tracey Randinelli
• The waiting game: what if I'm wait-listed?
  by Jennifer Gross
• Student shopper: a little technological sophistication can make your life on campus easier and more fun
• 10 tips for taking on the new SAT
  by Janet Xu
• Quinnipiac U
• Getting fiscally fit: keep your finances flying high by learning the basics about saving, checking, credit, and investing
  by Nancy Fitzgerald
• Correction
• Life after high school: Bring it on! What are college and the real world really like? High school grads and polls from our nation's campuses reveal that it's a diverse world with daily schedules that are jam-packed with activities
  by Don Rauf
• New grade-based loans are worth a look
• Getting a grip and a degree
• "Do'h! We're studying Homer … the Simpson, not the poet!"
• A healthy student body: you may be frenzied at college with classes and campus activities, but don't put health last on your list of priorities. Staying fit can actually improve your grades and social life
  by Janet Farrar Worthington
• Get time on your side
  by Jennifer Nichols
• You learn something new every day
  by Paul McKeefry
• Give me my space: setting up your first home away from home can be challenging, but life can be sweet with a little patience and preparation
  by Adrienne Blumthal
• Celebrate Scholarship Month
• Great schools with late admissions
  by Megan Dalesandro
• 5 hot summer programs
• Keep it clean: what a load this laundry business is! Here's advice for the neatness-challenged on how to wash their own clothes and keep things fresh
  by Don Rauf