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Ranked on US News and Report’s number 5 on its Most Innovative Schools list and number 4 on its Top Public Schools list, California State University, Fullerton is undergoing new development in their student housing program. The student housing project is being constructed to provide a focused, age-appropriate experience for their students. CSU Fullerton wants to provide housing spaces suitable for students to call campus a “place like home”. The university is hoping this will aid in recruitment and support of the university’s goals for student success by boosting CSUF’s retention and graduation rates. The university also notes this will provide more affordable housing options for the students. A.O. Reed is constructing the buildings’ mechanical and plumbing systems. The buildings will provide 600 student beds, 3 staff and graduate student apartments, lounges, recreation space, a multi-purpose room, and housing support functions. This 170,000 square-foot, design build project will host three ground-up buildings. 

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    A 23-year-old on track to make six figures this year says he’s living proof that college isn’t necessary

    While most of his friends decided to go to college after high school, Tyler Zitzka took a different approach. Instead, he became an apprentice at the Sheet Metal Workers Local Union 265 in Northern Illinois, serving as an HVAC technician. He installs UV lights and filters to eliminate bacteria in the air—a service that has been far from slow in the past two years.



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