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Special Factors

AP Acceptance: Yes
Credit for Life Experience: Yes

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Student Responses to Review Topic: Tips for Prospective Students
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  • kyle
  • Apr-01-2013 I am researching this school and have not visited the campus

    Just have fun. Be safe. Be good!

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  • Jordan from Saint Louis, MO
  • Jan-11-2013 I am a current student here

    Make sure to purchase your parking passes before the semester starts. Do your homework. Always answer every question on a test even if you dont know it.

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  • Kathy from Hillsboro, MO
  • Sep-04-2012 I am a current student here

    College is a never-ending learning experience so do not be afraid to ask for help. Even if the person you are asking does not know the answer to your question, they know where to send you to get the right answer.

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  • Logan from Festus, MO
  • Jul-09-2012 I am a current student here

    I would recommend looking into the honors program right away. The program is not more demanding than the other classes. The difference is simply the size of the classroom, which is capped at 16 students for an honors class. This small class size does force participation, active studying, and a knowledge of the material but in the end the experience is very beneficial.

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