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History

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K-12 Student Site

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Education and Culture

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Web Site for International Students
EducationUSA.state.gov provides information for students residing overseas who are exploring study in the United States.

Student Web Site Competition
Logo for Doors to Diplomacy showing a latitude and longitude marked globe with a red door superimposedWinners for this year's competition were announced on May 5, 2003.


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