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Annual Long Island Hispanic/Latino College Fair
Event Details
Time: November 18, 2011 all day
Location: Molloy College, Rockville Center
Phone: 1-800-460-0599
Event Type: college, fair
Organized By: National Hispanic College Fairs, Inc.
Latest Activity: Oct 11, 2011
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Event Description
Annual Long Island Hispanic/Latino College Fair
Friday, November 18 at Molloy College, Rockville Center
- FREE BUS TRANSPORTATION TO ALL STUDENTS
- Over 50 Colleges attending from across the United States
- Breakfast provided to Chaperones
For Further Information or to Reserve a Bus
and for Pick-up Time, Call Ed or Marge Weinhofer
@ 1-800-460-0599 of National Hispanic College Fairs, Inc.
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