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The 11th edition of the book College and Career Programs for Deaf Students contains a comprehensive listing of over 100 programs available to interested, qualified deaf and hard of hearing students.
Teens can learn about careers and college in this fictitious activity where they take on the role of the high school counselor and suggest colleges and careers for four students.
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