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Jan 17, 2013
Jill
If money is an issue for purchasing materials, you could always use information from College Board, ACT, etc that is free to order from those companies for information about tests for college admission and financial aid. There also may be free brochures from your state department for free resources. Connecticut has 211 which is a mobile crisis unit...See More
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