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Established in 1995 as The Next Step Magazine. Written for high school students in New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Florida, Caribbean, Texas, Arizona, Ohio, North Carolina, New Mexico, California, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Canada. Highlights topics such as college applications, career placement and job search. Designed both to help them with college planning, career exploration and life skills and to ease the transition from the academic world to the career world.
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Established in 1995 as The Next Step Magazine. Written for high school students in New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Florida, Caribbean, Texas, Arizona, Ohio, North Carolina, New Mexico, California, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Canada. Highlights topics such as college applications, career placement and job search. Designed both to help them with college planning, career exploration and life skills and to ease the transition from the academic world to the career world.
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