Harvard University

I don't know the exact GPA for Arizona State University. But you definitely need to get decent grades. A good GPA and a decent SAT scores are a must. After you accomplish this, start thinking about ways you can separate yourself from the competition. Extracurricular activates are very important. Lastly, make sure you want to go to Arizona State University. I know a lot of students that thought they wanted to go to their dream school, but when they got in and went to that school, they were really disappointed. You can get information about the academic requirements here: http://www.unigo.com/arizona_state_university/rankings/

and reviews of Arizona State by actual students here: http://www.unigo.com/arizona_state_university/reviews/

It is not necessary for teachers to wear uniforms. After all, their schooling days are over and relief of not having to put on another boring standard uniform would definitely be extinguished. However, it is of utmost importance that teachers dress appropriately and within certain guidelines.

Their dressing potrays their personality and also tends to affect how seriously they are taken by the students. In addition to that, they are setting an example for the students to follow. Students who observe a particularly innappropriately dressed teacher will follow suit and neglect their own dress code or uniform.

Therefore, the topic of whether teachers should wear uniforms is highly debatable and there are both pros and cons to this subject. But for teachers the safest thing to do would be to ditch the tight, short, transparent, revealing attire and dress professionally for students to admire respectfully.

Natalie Portman, Bill Gates, eight presidents of the USA (John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Rutherford B. Hayes, John F. Kennedy, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama), Amy Brenneman, Rashida Jones... and many, many others.

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Harvard was initially founded by Puritan immigrants to train more clergy. In 1636 the Great and General Court of the Massachusetts Bay Colony voted to form "New Colledge," also known as "the college at New Towne." In 1639 it was renamed "Harvard Colledge" in tribute to John Harvard, a clergyman who willed 400 books to the school upon his death.

The university was expected to prepare young men for the ministry.

Arabella Mansfield (née Belle Aurelia Babb) was the first woman to pass the bar exam when she did so on June 9, 1868. She was admitted to the Iowa bar in 1869. However, rather than practicing law, Mansfield (and her husband John Mansfield, a chemistry professor) chose to focus on academic careers.

Myra Bradwell (née Myra Colby) passed the Illinois bar exam in 1869. She applied to practice law in Illinois but was prevented from doing so, due to gender, until 1892.

When Bradwell appealed to the US Supreme Court that she be allowed to practice law Associate Justice Joseph P. Bradley stated in the decision to decline to her appeal:

The natural and proper timidity and delicacy which belongs to the female sex evidently unfits it for many occupations of civil life... The paramount destiny and mission of women are to fulfill the noble and benign office of wife and mother. This is the law of the Creator. In 1892, the US Supreme Court granted Bradwell a law license retroactive to the date of her application. In addition, Myra Bradwell was the first woman to join a bar association.

According to Harvard's Latter Day Saint Student Association (LDSSA), there are between 30 and 45 LDS undergrads at the university any given year.

A link is provided to the Harvard LDSSA below under "Related Links" if you would like further information about the group.

Wiley College did not debate Harvard University. They defeated USC for the National Championship in 1935.

http://www.wileyc.edu/tgd.asp

Harvard was found 16 yeas after pilgrims came

He designed several computers for Harvard University, starting with the electromechanical Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator which was built by IBM but after an argument between Aiken and IBM he renamed it the Harvard Mark i and banished IBM from Harvard. The rest of his computers were built entirely by people from Harvard.

No, but very close in Cambridge, MA when he went to Harvard Law.

,6969 a year , not including food 2008-2009 tuition for Harvard Law School (see, http://grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-law-schools/rankings/c_final_tier+1) was $41,500.

Approximately $44,500 per year, including room & board, though significant financial aid is offered - if your family income amounts to around $120,000-$180,000, yearly tuition is 10% of that, and below it decreases on a sliding scale until $60,000, when it becomes free.

We do not rank students at HLS. The student with the top GPA is awarded a prize, the rare student who gets mostly A+s is awarded summa cum laude, there are many years where no one obtains this degree.

However, one can infer from his magna cum laude degree that he was in the top 10% of his class. His position on the law review could mean he was high within that 10% bracket. But there is actually a way to know where he ranks from #1 through 10%.

Magna cum laude is awarded to the top 20% of graduating students. Summa cum laude is awarded to the top 4-5% of graduates. But when Barack Obama graduated from Harvard Law School no one had graduated Summa cum Laude from Harvard in decades and no one graduated Summa cum Laude that year (when he graduated), either. Barack Obama graduated Magna cum Laude and had the highest GPA of anyone graduating from Harvard Law School that year. Therefore he received a prize for having the highest GPA. Some of Obama's classmates who also graduated that year have publicly stated that Obama won the prize for having the highest GPA in the class.

Yes, he has said that he received several grants, but there isn't much evidence that he received a large amount of scholarship aid. By most accounts, Mr. Obama's grandparents helped pay for much of his undergraduate education; they saved up money to help him attend. For graduate school, he saved up some of his own money by working for five years, and he also got scholarships and student loans. He has said that both he and his wife Michelle were finally able to pay off their college loans about six years ago.

It cost $200.00 per year.

Good Question, The main requirements to get into Harvard College are:

1. Either an on-line paper application form or a written form.

2. There is an application fee involved.

3. You need 2 teachers evaluations on you (a form which the teacher completes)

4. An SAT or ACT Testing,

Harvard College was founded as a Puritan college with its primary purpose to train new ministers. New ministers were needed because with the increasing population of the Puritan colonies of New England, the parishes were strained because there was a shortage of ministers.

His grades have not been released (and they are protected by federal privacy laws; he is under no obligation to release them). But professors who taught him remembered him as an excellent student, and we do know that he graduated magna cum laude (with academic honors) from Harvard Law School, placing him in the top 10% of his class.

There were a total of 7 presidents who graduated from Harvard. President Barack Obama, George W. Bush, John Adams, Rutherford Hayes, John Kennedy, Franklin Roosevelt and John Quincy Adams all graduated from Harvard.

Varies greatly depending on the school, the amount of research money the professor commands, his 'value' to the school (in getting more research grants), etc. In general college professors make about 100k or over. Law professors start out at a little over 100k for untenured professors, going up to 150k for tenured profs and 250k at Harvard law school. In general law schools try to keep it competitive so they can compete with law firms for young talent.

He may have been at some time in his life, but there is not much evidence of it. A valedictorian is the top student, who gives a speech at graduation. While Mr. Obama was indeed a top student at Harvard, he was not THE top student, and there are no reports that he was valedictorian there, nor at Columbia University.

I deserve this scholarship, cuz I have the ability to follow through with all the hard work it will take to achieve my dreams and my goals. I blieve in myself and I believe, with this scholarship, it will give me the foundation I need to build a better me, and enable me to become a person who makes a difference in this world. "