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Personal Narrative: Merrimack's Journey
Choosing to attend Merrimack was not a difficult decision for me. Merrimack was the first and only school that I decided to tour. When I arrived on Merrimack’s campus, I felt like I was at home. I turned to my mom and told her this is where I was going to be going. Getting my acceptance letter was one of the best days of my life because I was finally able to go to the school that I love.
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