Even if you've got tuition, fees, and housing covered, there are other costs for a freshman to consider for their first year away from home. Here are six items first-year college students might need to add to their school shopping list.
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Even if you've got tuition, fees, and housing covered, there are other costs for a freshman to consider for their first year away from home. Here are six items first-year college students might need to add to their school shopping list.
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Help college-bound students in need of the everyday dorm essentials! Participate in our Dorm Essentials Drive now through August 12th. Take some stress away from in-need area student’s, so they can focus on their education instead of worrying about affording everyday essentials.