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Your best shot at winning a scholarship this week is at CollegeNET.com

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collegenet.com

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elections@collegenet.com

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Wed, Apr 20, 2016 11:00 PM

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Dear {NAME}, A new weekly election has just started at and you are in the running for the Rookie Awa

Dear {NAME}, A new weekly election has just started at and you are in the running for the Rookie Award! The Rookie Award is given to the highest ranking candidate with less than 50 posts at the start of an election. It's your best chance to win a $300 scholarship from CollegeNET.com, since you're not competing against the most experienced candidates. We want you to win at CollegeNET.com so here are a few tips: * You can maximize your points by posting 5 times every day. * You get points when you vote. Vote every day. * On Wednesday you get one vote before the election ends and one vote after. Use them both. * Consistency is the key. Make time every day to participate and soon you'll be a winner too!

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