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Counseling: Does it really impact student decisionmaking?

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 PUBLISHED: October 12, 2012

 AUTHOR(S): Education Commission of the States

 RESOURCE TYPE: Research Study Synopsis

 EDUCATION LEVEL: High School, K-12, Postsecondary

 STATE(S): Nationwide

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