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Indian students get help with college applications
More than 70 Indian high school students are attending the College Horizons prep course in Wisconsin this week.

The students will get tips on how to complete college applications and take standardized tests. They'll also meet with college recruiters to find the best match to continue their education.

The program is held every summer at different locations. Lawrence University is hosting 77 students, who represent 50 tribes, this week. Duke University in North Carolina held a program last month.

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