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Feb 23, 2009
I know job prospects are slim in Portland, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed and taking the plunge.
A third of all teachers are retiring within the next 5 years
So by the time you graduate, you have a great shot at landing a job. That said, I'd go with U of P.
On 2/23/09, Liz wrote: > Well, they are all very expensive. Is there a reason why you > don't want to attend a public college? I really don't think > the college you went to matters, between the ones you listed. > Your experience...See More
On 2/23/09, Liz wrote: > Well, they are all very expensive. Is there a reason why you > don't want to attend a public college? I really don't think > the college you went to matters, between the ones you listed. > Your experience...See More
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