Education
Pelletier graduated with honors from North Cobb High School in 2000 and went on to attempt a major in communications at Kennesaw State University. Though she never graduated KSU she moved to New York City to study for an entertainment communications degree at New York University. While in New York Pelletier worked as a Radio City Music Hall Rockette and appeared in the movie-musical remake of The Producers as a member of the dancing chorus ("a girl with the pearls") . Due to Rockette and Amazing Race conflicts, Kandice never attended class at NYU. Her professional ambition is to be "the next Kelly Ripa". After the Amazing Race: All Stars, she hit the books and finally graduated from NYU in 2007.
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