They come as soon as you get accepted to college. First, they arrive in your mailbox, your email box and probably in your Facebook and twitter feeds. If you escape them there, you’ll find them actually on campus, in booths offering gifts like hats and t-shirts to apply for their credit cards. So, the question remains, should you take advantage of some of these offers? If you do, which ones? What should you look for…
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