Corozal Junior College

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Corozal Junior College
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Other name
CJC
Type University
Established1986
Location
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MascotRed Scorpion
Website www.cjc.edu.bz

Corozal Junior College is a college in Belize. It was established in 1986.

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    Coordinates: 18°23′42″N88°24′12″W / 18.39505°N 88.40335°W / 18.39505; -88.40335