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To determine if career task concerns and career stage concerns change as students matriculate through a program, longitudinal studies are required.
It's a selling job," adds Francis, who this fall welcomed back about half of the 1,000 freshmen who would normally matriculate.
At a financial aid and college expo last week at the Los Angeles Convention Center, Grant High School senior Noah Oiknene said he believed those who go to a two-year college are less likely to matriculate to a four-year university.
 
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