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Yes, you may drop out at anytime, however; if you plan on withdrawing out and have taken out student loans/grants there is a predetermined time frame in which the school has to return any payments received. (Ask your school counselor to find out how many weeks you have if this is something you are interested in.)

If the school is required to return funds then you will only be responsible for the difference of what was spent. If you do not drop out soon enough then you will still have to pay your student loans back in full (in installemts unless you can afford to pay in full).

If you have paid out of pocket for you tuition then the same applies they will refund you any overage you have paid if you withdraw within their specified time period. Otherwise your payment will not be reimbursed.

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No. Most of them usally only care that you're already there at the college and expect you to apply yourself and do your best.

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Yep, and it's a really good school.:)

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victoriaville has 5,000 students enrolled

Cypress Bay High School in Weston, FL currently has 5,492 students.

Plano East, Tx--- 6171

Plano,Tx ---5240

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It depends which fabric was used to make the blazer. Cotton Blazers can be safely washed in cold water and very low dryer temperatures and then hung out on a hanger to finish drying so it can be pressed when it is slightly damp.

If it is wool, rayon or a wool blend you must take it to the dry cleaners. Water will ruin any blazer that has wool in it.

A polyester blazer can be washed in cool water and a low dryer temperature.

Beware of using spot removers. You must test the spot remover in the inside of the blazer first. Just a drop.

You cannot put store bought spot remover on wool blazers.

The best rule is "if in doubt take it to the cleaners" because it cost more to replace a school blazer than it does to pay for the dry cleaning or washing bill.

Consult your house parent if you are in a boarding school because the school may have an agreement with a local dry cleaners for discounts for the students.

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You receive your high school diploma which certifies that you completed high school.

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Nothing really I don't know why people say its so bad -_-

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Usually the semester starts in August but I know some schools that don't have summer break.

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The NCAA requires student athletes transferring from one Division I school to another Division I school to sit out one year to regain eligibility at the new school. A student athlete can transfer from one division to another without a one-year probation period.

Of course the NCAA does have the ability to waive the probabtion period on a case by case basis.

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it already is out. i dont know where it is but is is out

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Personally I think Salisbury School

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it goes on your permanent record and can effect college

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Yes ..! They do wear it

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St.marys boy's secondary school-apowa,takoradi

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Mostly sex.

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up board results 2007

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respected principal all teacher and my dear fellows assalamo alaikum first of all i welcome you for gathering here iin the morning asembly as u know our merciful allah is the creator of every thing so ipray to allah i would like to call (anyone who is perfect in talavat)

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it is already in the Tamil news paper (Daily Thanti)

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Yeah but it's for DSiware, it's being made this year

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Anything faster than a 4.60 second forty yard dash is excellent. A high school cornerback would be expected to run at least a 4.80 second forty yard dash, though playing speed is much more important than timed speed on a track.

A high school cornerback who would like to play major college football (Division 1A [FBS]) would probably need to run a sub-4.60 forty, while elite prospects would need to run a 4.50 forty or better.

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Honors classes do more than just prepare you for college, they show that you have what it takes to be successful. The attachment of "Honors" to a class usually denotes that it is a more advanced class for a select number of students. These classes usually involve more work, but they also pay off with a greater understanding of the topic as well as a notch on the transcript. Even students who do not usually consider themselves the "Honors" students can benefit from one of these classes. They can help you by improving your study skills as well as helping you becoming more self reliant. Colleges also look at these classes to see whether a student has challenged him or herself throughout their high school career. In all, honors classes can do a lot to help you in high school.

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Because it just is..stick with your true friends and stay yourself...trust me!

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The online Aspen High School is accredited, but by 2 suspicious accreditation agencies. The Capital Network for Distance Learning Programs (CNDLP) is a self-proclaimed "self-accrediting agency" by its own definition (see the Related Link below), which means no neutral agency has evaluated its course materials nor agenda. The other "agency", "American Accreditation Council for Higher Education (AACHC)" has an impressive sounding name, but no information can be found concerning its program.