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LCTI VS. NWL Northwestern and LCTI are very different and similar. Theres somethings you can do in northwestern and theres things that your not allowed to do. Unlike LCTI there are less rules and allowed to do more things. Northwestern and LCTI are the same in some ways. There are certain requirements students have to meet. Northwestern you have to pass keystones and finals, LCTI you have to pass a test called NOCTI. I have friends in LCTI and Northwestern. They are my could friends and we all hangout side of school. Both schools educates us. Then there are differences, at LCTI they let students do and learn what we like doing, not like northwestern and they make us sit in chairs and not let us do what we like doing for 4 hours. LCTI allows
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