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Old 05-03-2009, 12:23 PM
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I think that Raggs was looking for state schools due to affordability which is why Suffolk ( a private college in Boston) wasn't mentioned. Aside from Cape Cod Community College, I am unaware of any colleges on the Cape? Which are you referring to?
Some colleges
use cape cod community college for there classes, even bridgewater has
some classes there. I think now suffolk is not taking any more students for
the masters program, but they were offering classes for along time there.
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Some colleges
use cape cod community college for there classes, even bridgewater has
some classes there. I think now suffolk is not taking any more students for
the masters program, but they were offering classes for along time there.
OHHH, ok... you meant that some colleges OFFER classes there but aren't necessarily located there. Yeah, that is something worth looking into.
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