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Washington’s higher education system | 57 Seconds

What makes up Washington's higher education system and how does tuition work? What makes up Washington's higher education system and how does tuition work? Senator Joe Fain breaks it down in the newest episode of 57 Seconds.

March 9, 2016 12:25 pm

57 seconds with Senator Joe Fain.

What makes up Washington’s higher education system and how does tuition work?

Senator Joe Fain breaks it down in the newest episode of 57 Seconds.

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