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Re: College + Robotics competitions?
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Originally Posted by anilizer@752
unfortunatly once you hit the college level you'll have to settle for being a mentor, if your allowed.
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yeah, i guess it is a bit undortunate. but lets not forget that the team does need us mentors - our wisdome of previous years and all  there are some colleges that do show interest is aiding a high school team by allowing the college to host a demonstration (mine is one of them). i guess it all depends on who you can find there - the right people.
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