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The document provides information to help prepare for and transition to college, including: 1) Reasons to attend college include obtaining a degree or certificate and learning new skills in various fields such as healthcare, business, computers, and the arts. 2) If undecided on a major or career path, college is a place to explore options through diverse courses before committing. Community college is also a more affordable option to start. 3) Financial aid such as grants, scholarships, work-study, and loans can help pay for college. Having a disability should not prevent attending with accommodations available. 4) Developing good study, organization, time management, and self-advocacy skills in
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