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The categories almost always have subcategories, and some of subcategories have sub- subcategories. To be sure that the most appropriate category was selected, please check all three levels:

1. Open the list of 11 most broad categories, check if any of them matches your content. If yes -- add.

2. Having the first category added look at subcategories. For example:under "people" we have a list of 14 subcategories: students, alumni, faculty member and so on. If any of this subcategory matches better to your content than the broader one "people" -- select and add it. If not -- leave whatever was chosen from upper level (broader) categories.

3. Check if any subcategories of the 3^rd level are still available: for example, for "student" we have subcategories: "co-op", "continued", "graduate", etc. If any of these categories is more appropriate, select and add it. If not -- leave whatever was chosen from upper level (broader) categories. There is a maximum of 3 levels for categories.

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