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Where are you going?

Oct. 17, 2006
(News and Events)

Where you go to college ultimately becomes a place to “go from” to make a difference in the world. What is it like on the first day? How are the classes? Can I be involved? Study abroad? Here, a few of our students, professors and administrators offer their thoughts on Baylor’s academic environment, Christian commitment, activities and community. Baylor is much more than a place to “come to.” Prepare to become a contributing member of society.

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