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access
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entrance; permission to use
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accredited
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approved; endorsed by an authority
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alluring
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attractive; enticing; desirable
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budget crunches
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to keep track of resources more carefully; downsize expenses
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community
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a two-year college
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continuous
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continuing without pause
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correspondence
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a course taken through the computer on the internet, not in person
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credentials
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papers (diplomas, awards, references of good employment) that show one's accomplishments
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download
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(in computers) to get computer files on a network or with a modem from a server
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dropout
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a student who leaves school without graduating
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instruction
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education; teaching; training
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modes
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manners; ways; conditions of doing something
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residency
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the condition of living somewhere
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separated
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apart; not together
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setting foot
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going to a place; entering somewhere
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technology
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all kinds of technology in general (science, medicine, computers, etc)
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traditional
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customary; the common way
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unscrupulous
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unprincipled; dishonest
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upgrade
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improve; better
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vary
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to differ
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via mail
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sent through the postal system or e-mail
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