The Value/Purpose of a College Education

Dear Waldo,
In reply to your letter, which I have just received, I would first like to wish you with the best of luck in your upcoming highschool graduation. As graduation is nearing have you given any thought to your future? From your pictures and previous letters, I know that you and your family don't have much money,I understand tour concern over the cost of college. Speaking from expierence, I know that a quality education doesn't mean it has to cost a fortune.
There are many choices in colleges, for someone in your situation you may want to go to a land grant college or university. A land grant means that these schools set aside land for the creation and use of universities. It also creates a fair opportunity for all to receive a higher education (Penn State's Promise and Responsibility). The only problem is; that there is only one land grant university in Alaska, the University of Alaska. This may be something for you to......

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Title: The Value Of A College Education
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