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Student Articles 

• Why I chose to study Comparative Literature
• What I wish people knew about a Comparative Literature degree 
• Top tips for preparing to study at university
• 5 reasons why you should study Comparative Literature
• Module deep dive: My favourite Comparative Literature modules
• A day in the life of a Comparative Literature student 

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