University of California Los Angeles UCLA

It will cost at least $20,000. But of course, it all depends on what you want to study. The amount above is just an estimated amount on how much students spend a year. Please know that not all students pay this amount. Some spend more than this while others spend less.

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UCLA is a public research university located in Los Angeles, California. It is the second oldest campus of the University of California, founded in 1919.

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Ucla has been opened ever since 1997. that was the year i was born infact well any way 1997 is the yer it opened

The UCLA's mascot the bear known as the Bruin. The Bruin is UCLA's mascot.

UCLA's 2014 25th-75th percentile SAT Math Scores are 610-740, meaning 25% of students scored 610 or lower on the Math portion of the SAT, and 75% of students scored 740 or lower (i.e. 25% of students scored 740 or higher).

USC has a very diverse student body. Currently, 37 percent is white, 23 percent Asian, 13 percent Hispanic, 13 percent International, 4 percent African American and 9 percent other.

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1. Gaston Green 3,731

2. Johnathon Franklin

3. Freeman McNeil

4. Skip Hicks

5. Wendell Tyler

6. DeShaun Foster

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For colleges and universities within the Unites States, you can research institutions offering masters and doctorate programs by clicking on the related links section (Answers.com) indicated directly below this answer section.

The Faculty to Student ratio at Tennessee Tech is 1:21, or 21 students per instructor. This is much less than the national average, and a selling point of Tennessee Tech.

Idaho State 76-75

they are known for their asounding law schools and school of business.

It doesn't matter if you are an undergrad or graduate (or anything else in life.)

The suffix options after a name are determined by how the parents named a male son.

Jr. and Sr.

A father may be born John Joseph Smith. (He is NOT designated a Jr. unless his father gave him the exact same name AND that father designates the son as Jr.)

If he and his wife choose to, the son can be named John Joseph Smith, Jr. (junior) (Note: At this point, the father can then choose to add "Sr. (senior) to his own name. This is done mainly to distinguish father from son.) The designation of Jr. and Sr. are typically carried on throughout each man's life.

II, III, IV

In some families, a father John David Jones, who names his son by the same name, may not wish to adopt "Sr." after his name. The father remains "John David Jones" throughout his lifetime. The son of the same name is often given the suffix II (roman numerals) to designate "the second".

A son who carries the name John D. Jones, II then has a son and gives him the same name John David Jones III to denote that the son is the 3rd consecutive generation in the same direct family line to have the name John David Jones. The same with the designation IV, meaning "the fourth". Typically, family naming patterns do not go much beyond II and III.

So, you may have a name without a suffix. In that case, leave the suffix box blank or put n/a (not applicable).

Legalities of Naming

If you have a designation after your name, it will appear on your birth certificate (unless you became a "Sr." after the birth and naming of a son with your *exact* name AND designated the son as "Jr." on his birth certificate.

NOTE: Simply calling a son, Junior, in the home is not a legal suffix, but is used as a shorthand among family members only.

ALSO, in the past, some families had not decided on a name but had to pick one for the legal birth certificate. The U.S. Census pre-1930 shows many boys/men with the FIRST name as Junior.

ALSO, in the past, nurses or doctors misheard what the mother and father said and some birth certificates show "Junior" in the middle, as if it was a middle name. For example, John Junior Smith (when the parents intended it to be John Smith, Jr.). In this case, the LEGAL name remains John Junior Smith, with no suffix. The person can petition a Court to officially change the name and issue an amended birth certificate.

Cartoonist rely more on their own artistic skill than on schooling to become cartoonists. it all depends how professional a cartoonist you want to become. Depends on the sort of job you want and the level of skill that job requires. Major comic companies like Marvel and DC and Dark Horse are beginning to require art school degrees; for newspaper cartoons, some general ideas & the ability to draw your characters consistently are all you need. For internet self-published stuff, people have gone everywhere from drawing talking circles and stick figures to full-on photorealistic professional art. If you're significantly talented, many companies will hire you on a trial basis based on your portfolio alone, with no reference to formal schooling; you will probably have to do some studying on your own though, both to improve your skills and learn how to set up an artist's portfolio.

It is a public university that specializes in research.

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You need a minimum GPA of 2.5 to be accepted to Cal State Fullerton

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According to their website, Sure Foundation Theological Institute's accreditation is "by its academic presbytery." Here is the statement as it appears on the website:

"Accreditation

The Institute is operated by TSF Ecclesiastical and accredited by its academic presbytery. Established 1973, Incorporated 1977 recognized and accepted by many schools, institutions and occupational venues nationally and around the world."