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room and board

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room and board
n.
Lodging and meals earned, purchased for a set fee, or otherwise provided.


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For 2009-10, average room and board will cost in-state undergraduates at four-year schools an average of $7,658, 5.
Students who qualify will receive secret-level security clearances for the duration of the seminar," as well as travel expenses, room and board, course materials, and a 1,000-dollar stipend, the statement said.
Considering that tuition and room and board alone at Colby was $35,000 a year, I think I did alright.
 
 
 
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