In my opinion, students should not be forced to take any classes because it's extremely difficult to accomplish something in quality when being pressured upon. Students should be able to make their own decisions, and they should be able to deal with whatever comes out as a result, either good or bad. sincerely,shaz
fca's purpose as a group is to minister to the other students in your school. to stand out as a believer and let others know what you believe in and Who you believe in. to give the kids who dont regularly attend church or a youth group to come and experience the love of God. it gives them a chance to make Christian friends and get them started down the right path.
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Creationists do not believe in Evolution. Since they believe the bible word for word, they truly believe that Adam was made out of clay, and Eve made out of one of his ribs.
It's not toxic, believe it or not!
That would be Dr. J. Lawrence Walkup, former president of Northern Arizona University. The exact quote is actually "To be educated is to become more human." The last time I was on campus (which was a few years ago), this quote was inscribed on a plaque on north campus, I believe in front of the Gammage Building.
I believe 57% of students who apply get accepted so 57/100.
Believe it or not, only 60 students had enrolled in the University of Salamanca.
i believe it to be close to 10%.
Zero. Its a made up university for people who didn't go to college, but want people to believe that they did.
Most colleges are always accepting students but the Baltimore city community college is definitely currently accepting new students. You could also try the University of Maryland I believe they are accepting new students as well.
The fashion institute of technology in New York Parsons in New York FIDM in California Kent State University - in Ohio believe it or not - has an amazing program as well and students are required to study in New York
I believe 75% of the college students need to work to pay their student loans. It is an easy way to get work and there is not a lot of experience required for this type of work.
I think it depends on where you are going; I know for a fact that because so many Sudanese students have to the U.K the university of Nottingham now recognizes the engineering degree issued from the university of Khartoum because of all the success that previous students have shown, In the united states, I believe that the university of California at Berkeley also recognizes it due to previous enrollment of Sudanese students from the university of Khartoum, other than that I'm not sure but there are many services or organizations that can evaluate the degree for you e.g (ECE.org) or (NACES.org) both are in the united states. Hope this helps...
I believe it's OPTIONAL, like bridesmaids.
School uniforms should be optional to allow students to express their individuality and personal style. It can also help promote creativity and self-confidence among students. Additionally, giving students the choice to wear uniforms or not can foster a more inclusive and accepting school environment.
I believe that living in university dorms is the best accomodation option for international students. Living on campus allows for a more social atmosphere in which students from abroad are more likely to meet other students with whom they could socialize. It is also usually more cost efficient than living off-campus.
People are always skeptical of online universities. but if you find a university that is accredited by a reputable accreditation agency than i believe they are perfect for working students. This university looks perfect to me. They look to be accredited by authority sources and I think no working professional should have issues working with them.