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Finding My Calling at Notre Dame de Namur University

Ever since I was twelve years old, I thought I knew what I wanted to do with my life. I was positive I wanted to go to college and become a psychologist. I’m not sure what instilled in… Read More

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ACT vs. SAT: Questions to Ask Yourself

by Rachel Kapelke-Dale

Once upon a time, certain colleges preferred certain tests. That’s no longer the case! Virtually any college that accepts the SAT also accepts the ACT, and vice versa. While this is freeing in a lot of ways, it… Read More

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Finding My Calling at Notre Dame de Namur University

ACT vs. SAT: Questions to Ask Yourself

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