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01/03/2013

Yesterday I posted about the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012; passed on New Year’s Day, this important piece of legislation saves several key higher education programs from substantial budget cuts.

The Choice recently posted additional details on what exactly has been saved and what is still in limbo. Click here to check them out.

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