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Shanice, You should check out the following website. http://collegesearch.collegeboard.com/search/adv_typeofschool.jsp This is the college board site that allows you to search for colleges by a
Most people who become phlebotists get all of their job training on the job. There are no real requirements specific to the job. If you are interested in a college experience, you should find a school
Shanice, Interesting question. A phlebotomist does not need a college degree, but rather a training program, which varies by state. Generally, 4 year colleges offer sororities. I suggest that
Rachita, I'm afraid I don't know enough about the fashion world or the colleges you mention to answer as an expert. What I suggest is to contact some people in the industry and see if they will meet
There are many schools that offer good journalism programs, but not all include sports broadcasting. Four schools that you might take a look at are Oklahoma State University, University of Georgia, University
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