Welcome to the Unigo College Blog!

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Hello! We are excited to welcome you to our new Unigo College Blog! We will be introducing you to some amazing contributors both College Counselors and Financial Aid Advisors  as well as current college students across the country. We will also be hearing from current high school students and their families as well as international students and students returning to college. We look forward to covering a wide range of topics from essay advice to tips that will help you make the most of a college visit or conquer a cross-country move. As the Web’s largest resource of information to find, get in, and pay for college we look forward to finding new ways to connect our users. We would also love to hear from you, if there are any topics you would like to see addressed by our team of highly qualified contributors please let us know at [email protected] Welcome and Thank you for being a part of Unigo! The Unigo Editorial Team

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