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2018 College Issue

  • 2018 College Issue
    04 December 2018
    by S.C. Biemesderfer

    Don’t Just Go to College — Go Far: Study Abroad Can Be Possible for Everyone

    Going to college isn’t what it used to be — it’s a whole lot better. In this global economy, college students have more choices than ever, including the experience of studying abroad. It can be a way for you to learn about different ways of life and cultures while also advancing your education — and ultimately making yourself a stronger job candidate. In fact, a recent study found that almost 40 percent of the companies surveyed had missed international business opportunities for want of internationally competent employees. 

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  • 2018 College Issue
    04 December 2018
    by Debra Utacia Krol

    Jumping Hurdles: Tips for Overcoming Challenges on The Road to A Degree

    Meeting challenges makes us stronger. And that’s good news for Native American students, who are sure to face a few obstacles on their higher education journey.

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  • 2018 College Issue
    03 December 2018
    by Kyle Coulon

    Samuel Ragle / Choctaw Nation / University of Oklahoma / Computer Science

    I’ve always been curious about how things work. In high school, I got my first look behind the scenes at the technical side of one of my passions: video games.

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  • 2018 College Issue
    03 December 2018
    by Kimberly Locke

    Kaylin Mcliverty / Navajo / Navajo Preparatory School

    My hometown of Farmington, N.M., is a small community with diverse cultures and families.

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  • 2018 College Issue
    03 December 2018
    by Kyle Coulon

    Turner Mccoy / Muscogee Creek / Oklahoma State University / Mechanical Engineering Technology

    I’ve always preferred math and science to English and history. I enjoy things that are tangible and black and white, like engineering. 

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  • 2018 College Issue
    03 December 2018
    by Alexa D'Agostino

    Brielle Thorsen / Saddle Lake Cree Nation / Queen’s University / Applied Mathematics and Mechanical Engineering

    When someone new comes over to our house, my parents drag out a video of me from the fourth or fifth grade. In the video, I introduce myself and tell everyone that my favorite subject in school is math.

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  • 2018 College Issue
    30 November 2018
    by Kevin McPherson

    Orman E. Morton III / Penobscot Indian Nation / Oregon State University Ecampus / Environmental Sciences

    I grew up in a high-crime area in suburban Baltimore. Violence, drugs, and alcoholism were rampant — a fertile recruiting ground for street gangs.

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  • 2018 College Issue
    30 November 2018
    by Winds of Change

    College by The Numbers

    Important stats on costs and benifits of going to college.

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