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Profile: Education

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This section is used to populate the list of schools you graduated from or are currently a part of. This includes actual schools such as colleges and professional training/classes you might have partaken in. For schools, add the school's name and ZIP code, your major, and years attended. If you obtained a degree from this school, select the option from the list. For training, there is an additional option to add teacher names and category. Select the primary category for the class you attended. If the class was focusing on two different categories (i.e. dance and theater), add the class twice with different categories. If you do not remember teacher names, just leave it blank.


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