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This all depends on whether you are currently a resident of that state and/or country. Also depends on what type of course you are taking and how long you are taking it and what you taking like law medical and stuff like that.

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This depends on your financial aid needs. The total cost of attendance for 2010-11, which includes tuition, health service fee, student services fee, and room and board is $50,724. This excludes any personal expenses and travel costs. Students with parents whose income is less than $60,000 are not expected by Harvard to pay tuition A parent whose income is between $60,000 and $180,000 is expected to contribute an average 10% of their income.

As taken from Harvard's website, the yearly estimation is: Tuition $31,456 Health Services Fee $1,426 Student Services Fee $2,116 Room $5,856 Board $4,766 Subtotal - billed costs $45,620 Estimated Personal Expenses $2,930 Estimated Travel Costs $0 - $2,400 Total billed and unbilled costs $48,550 - $50,950
it depends on the classes you take but it's usually around 40,000 dollars.
Google their website and it should give you all the information you need:)

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The ER is the hub of the hospital. This is where people first come in to be seen by a doctor. This is equivalent to that of a foyer in a church or in a house where people will come and meet. When you walk into an ER, you will usually notice a waiting room, in which you have to wait until the triage nurse calls you to take the necessary information for your visit, and then the preliminary tests such as vitals (blood pressure, temperature, oxygen saturation, heart beat). They will then give you a piece of paper, that you will take to the admitting desk, and the clerk will confirm the information on the form as it pertains to your address, phone number, physician's name etc. From that point, the clerk, will either send you down to the fast track( treatment room), which is normally near the back of the ward, and this is usually where the least serious cases go, as there are no monitors or no lifesaving equipment to monitor you. This is the ward where they send people that will need to be admitted for less severe things, and/or those who need to get a phyisician check them, but they are in no danger of coding.

The other place that the admissions clerk could put you is in the waiting room, in which you will wait for a bed to open up in the regular emergency treatment area. This is the area in which there ARE monitors and lifesaving equipment that is able to help you out. This ward also has the monitors at the nursing station as well, that will be able to keep a check on your vitals, heart rate etc. The nurses station also faces these beds as these cases are usually a lot more serious and need careful and meticulous observation. With the Fast Track department, there is often no careful observation. The desk is usually situated away from the beds. There are also a couple of washrooms that are strategically placed through the emerg ward so that if there are any tests that are needed to get for urine, etc., there are washrooms that are available for the use of patients. There is also a room that is in a lot of emergency wards that are for gynecological emergencies, this usually has a table that has stirrups for easy access.

The ER is known as the hub, because this is where the IMMEDIATE care takes place, and then when a bed is ready in the corresponding department, that is when the patient will be taken from the ER to the ward. This is when the help is transferred from the ER staff to the ward staff. For example, if you have a cardiac condition, depending on the severity, they may either decide to put you within the Medical Ward (Cardiac emphasis), or they will place you in the Cardiac ICU.

Hopefully this paints a bit of a picture of what an ER is like.

University of Phoenix

Phoenix, Arizona

Annual College Costs (Fall 2008)

* Tuition and fees: $10,849 * Books and supplies: $750 For the source and more detailed information concerning your request, click on the related links section (College Board) indicated below this answer box.

Age Limit

i. A candidate must have attained 21 years and not be over 30 years on August 1 of the year of examination.

ii. The upper age limit is relaxed in specific cases as mentioned below:

a. upto a maximum of 5 years if the candidate belongs to SC/ST.

b. upto a maximum of 3 years if the candidate belongs to Other Backward Classes.

c. upto a maximum of 5 years if the candidate had been domiciled in Jammu & Kashmir during the period between January 1, 1980 and December 31, 1989.

d. upto a maximum of 3 years in the case of Defence Services personnel disabled during hostilities with foreign countries or in a disturbed area and consequently released.

e. upto a maximum of 5 years in the case of ex-servicemen including Commissioned Officers and ECOs / SSCOs who have rendered at least five years Military Service as on August 1 of the year of examination and have been released: * on completion of assignment (including those whose assignment is due to be completed within one year from August 1 of the year of examination) otherwise than by way of dismissal or discharge on account of misconduct or inefficiency, or * on account of physical disability attributable to Military Service, or * on invalidment. f. upto a maximum of 5 years in the case of ECOs / SSCOs who have completed an initial period of assignment (5 years Military Service) as on August 1 of the year of examination and whose assignment has been extended beyond 5 years. Such candidates will have to provide a certificate from the Ministry of Defence stating that they can apply for civil employment and they will be released on a notice of 3 months, upon selection, from the date of receipt of offer of appointment.

g. upto a maximum of 10 years in the case of blind, deaf-mute and orthopaedically handicapped candidates.

1.our educational structural ladder 6+4+4, 6years in elemetary, 4 in secondary and typically 4 years in tertairy level to gain a bachelor's degree is not enough to suffice our theoretical proficiency and technical knowhow

2. the government only spends 12percent of the national budget for education, that is far from the suggested cut of the WORLd Bank which is 20%. our finance to education is very far from other Asian countirs like Malaysia and Thailand.

3. lack of well-trained teachers and classrooms to cut down number of students.

4. low salaries of teachers.

5. the government is very slow in giving quality and standardized education to provinces. they rather give much time to schools near in Manila.

6. Instructional materials for teachers are not enough.

BIG MONEYS USUALLY GO TO DEFENSE AND CORRUPTION!!

explain how a failure in one of the organ system affects the function of other organ system.

Morgan State University

Baltimore, Maryland

Annual College Costs (Fall 2009)

• In-state tuition and fees: $6,548
• Out-of-state tuition and fees: $15,418
• Room and board: $8,340
• Books and supplies: $721
• Estimated personal expenses: $2,369
• Transportation expense: $361

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