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Students need money. And not just for cheap beer and Ramen noodles, but also for their creative school projects. Can Kickstarter (and other crowdfunding platforms) supplement or replace university grants for students looking to fund their senior art project, film, or even a trip to do research abroad? This is the question that the following infographic, created by OnlineBusinessDegree.org, deals with, providing some interesting statistics and factoids on how students can best use Kickstarter to raise money.
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