Headed to College in the Big City?

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06/21/2011

If you’re from a small town, moving to a large city for college—even if it’s always been your dream to do so—can be a bit intimidating.

Fortunately, the Washington Post’s Campus Overload blog offers up some great advice for students in this position. Check it out here.

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