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As you [[Skills_and_learning#Training_skills|skill up]], its worth remembering that training skills to level 4 and 5 becomes increasing time consuming for only minor amounts of gain. The uni has two complementary sets of skills plans that will help you get a good foundation of general ship skills, these are the [[Magic 14]] and [[Short Skill Plan]] which you would be advised to follow before you start to specialise too much. In that same idea you can quickly cross-train to other races ships, tank and weapon systems, particularly at cruiser level and below, which opens up a lot more options when joining [[The_Rookie%27s_Guide_to_Fleet_Ops|fleet ops]]. Remember that the uni can offer you help will those starter skills with the [[Skillbook Program]] and the [[The +3 Implants Program]].

== Where should you go? ==

== Where should you go ... ==

The Uni has several different campus that you can join. They are situated in different parts of space and focus on different aspects of game play. You are free to join as many campuses as you like, and it's recommended to leave a [[Jump Clone]] at the ones that you are interested in.

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==== [[Low-Sec Campus|Low Sec Campus]] (LSC) ====

The LSC will teach you how to live and thrive in [[System_security#Low_security|Low Security]] space, with a primary focus on small gang and solo PvP using frigates, destroyers and cruisers, as well as teaching you how to finance your habit with things like [[Careers#Ratting|Ratting]] and [[Careers#Planetary_Interaction|Planetary Interaction]].

==== [[Nullsec Campus|Null Sec Campus]] (NSC) ====

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 As you [[Skills_and_learning#Training_skills|skill up]], its worth remembering that training skills to level 4 and 5 becomes increasing time consuming for only minor amounts of gain. The uni has two complementary sets of skills plans that will help you get a good foundation of general ship skills, these are the [[Magic 14]] and [[Short Skill Plan]] which you would be advised to follow before you start to specialise too much. In that same idea you can quickly cross-train to other races ships, tank and weapon systems, particularly at cruiser level and below, which opens up a lot more options when joining [[The_Rookie%27s_Guide_to_Fleet_Ops|fleet ops]]. Remember that the uni can offer you help will those starter skills with the [[Skillbook Program]] and the [[The +3 Implants Program]].
-== Where should you go? ==
+== Where should you go ... ==
 The Uni has several different campus that you can join. They are situated in different parts of space and focus on different aspects of game play. You are free to join as many campuses as you like, and it's recommended to leave a [[Jump Clone]] at the ones that you are interested in.
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 ==== [[Low-Sec Campus|Low Sec Campus]] (LSC) ====
+The LSC will teach you how to live and thrive in [[System_security#Low_security|Low Security]] space, with a primary focus on small gang and solo PvP using frigates, destroyers and cruisers, as well as teaching you how to finance your habit with things like [[Careers#Ratting|Ratting]] and [[Careers#Planetary_Interaction|Planetary Interaction]].
 ==== [[Nullsec Campus|Null Sec Campus]] (NSC) ====