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Motlow Over The Summer Reflection
Mrs. Rossi, I informed you that I was going to attend Motlow over the Summer, but I was looking over your terms and see that you have a class that start June 13th. I was wondering if it is too late to transfer my credits and start at SNHU? At Motlow the summer classes have to be fully paid out of pocket immediately because they do not have a payment plan. However that is not the case at Southern New Hampshire. It would be easier on me to pay monthly payments instead of having to pay all of the money up front. I understand if I waiting too long I just want to know if I still have a chance?
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