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About Augustana College: Augustana College is a private, selective, residential college of the liberal arts and sciences with an enrollment of 2,450 students. Our beautiful residential 115-acre
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About Augustana College: Augustana College is a private, selective, residential college of the liberal arts and sciences with enrollment of 2500 students. Our beautiful 115-acre campus is located in
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About Augustana College: Augustana College is a selective liberal arts and sciences college of 2,500 students, including 22 percent first generation college students, 22 percent Pell Grant students
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dedicated to serving the community both over the air and digitally. About Augustana College: Augustana College is a selective liberal arts and sciences college of 2,400 students, including 18 percent first
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About Augustana College: Augustana College is a selective liberal arts and sciences college of 2,400 students, including 19 percent first generation college students, 22 percent Pell Grant students
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About Augustana College: Augustana College is a selective liberal arts and sciences college of 2,400 students, including 18 percent first generation college students, 21 percent Pell Grant eligible
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About Augustana College: Augustana College is a private, selective, residential college of the liberal arts and sciences with an enrollment of 2,450 students. Our beautiful residential 115-acre
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) to include a variety of context-specific teaching methods courses (such as social studies, science, mathematics, methods of inclusion, etc), and also supervise student teachers and clinical placements in
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About Augustana College: Augustana College is a selective liberal arts and sciences college of 2,500 students, including 22 percent first generation college students, 22 percent Pell Grant eligible
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dedicated to serving the community both over the air and digitally. About Augustana College: Augustana College is a selective liberal arts and sciences college of 2,400 students, including 18 percent first