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No Arizona Assurance Program Requirement for 26-27

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UAHA 3rd-Year Plans Updated

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Lock in and Bear Down Until the Finish 🐻⬇️

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April is Wellness Month, Pay Your Bursar Balance

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UAHA Scholar Spring 26 Volunteer Opportunities

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Scholarships 💰, Wellness Month, Shopping Cart 🛒

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Start Adding Spring Classes to Your Shopping Cart March 1

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First Cats Mixer on Thursday

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Remove Holds before April; Spaced Repetition for Study

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Adding Spaced Repetition to Your Study Toolkit

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