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(EMAILWIRE.COM, September 05, 2011 ) Nashville, TN -- When it comes to financial struggles, few people in the United States suffer on a regular basis as much as your typical college student. The bills from tuition, books, and the normal cost of living can be staggering by the time a degree is obtained.
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