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Kentucky schools holding 'Transfer Madness' fair on Wednesday

kentucky.com (2 months and 17 days ago)

Mar 5, 2013

Kentucky is trying to increase the number of students who transfer from community college to four year schools with the first ever "Transfer Madness" fair to be held online Wednesday…Click to Continue » full story

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Kentucky schools holding 'Transfer Madness' fair on Wednesday

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