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Christopher Newport Univeristy: A Case Study

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According to the website cnu.edu about 67% of Christopher Newport University students graduated in 2014 within six years. This means 33% of the students failed to graduate within six years. This statistic makes me feel very confident with the school I choose. I plan to attend the Luter School of Business at Christopher Newport Univeristy and graduate with a degree in business management. I will overcome my challenges and become successful by seeking advice from experts, adopting effective strategies, and understanding the benefits of a college
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