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Personal Narrative: My Year Of Being Out Of High School
I can totally relate going back to get a degree after so many years of being out of high school. I have a daughter in her last year of college and a son in middle school. There was never a good time to go back and I made a decision years ago that the kids were more important so I wouldn't go back. But last year I decided that I could now make the time to do it and started looking in to it, of course it took me about another year to actually take the plunge and enroll. Good
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