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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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Maroon and gold

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yes, it is a good school. it is not IVY league though (like Dartmouth or Hardvard or Yale)

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He attended a local school for six months but later on ran away with the Cherokees who set up a school.

I think he got education in Texas but I am not sure

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Lydon University is a fully accredited University recognized by Global Accrediting Online Education Bureau (GAOEB).

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Yes. In our opinion Miller-Motte College is a SCAM. They run the school like a money-hungry pack of wolves.

You will have problems receiving the money they calculate in your financial aid for living expenses, etc. They will tell you that you will get this 'stipend' but good luck because in our experience, you will not.

They will hold the extra money and give you lame excuses as to why you haven't received it and they will always have a 'new date' that you will receive your stipend but the 'new date' just comes and goes while you have no money.

If you are planning on going to school full time and are going to depend on the extra financial aid to help you get through with living expenses RUN NOW, this is NOT THE SCHOOL FOR YOU!

Graduation rate is only 33% - probably due to the fact that students can't sustain themselves but for so long, get discouraged by the way the staff treats them when they ask about their money and are basically forced to quit attending.

Also, DO NOT BELIEVE THE COST OF ATTENDANCE QUOTE THEY GIVE YOU!!! THEY ONLY GIVE YOU THIS TO GET YOU TO SIGN, THEN THEY PLAY AROUND WITH THE ACTUAL COSTS LATER TO FILL THEIR POCKETS!!!

PLEASE, consider other schools before you sign up for Miller-Motte Technical College.

Remember, this is our opinion based on our experience with Miller-Motte Technical School and you should base your decision to attend a school on your own due diligence and research.

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AVID is designed to teach students the skills they need to achieve academic and personal excellence. Students will learn methods for organizing their time and work. They will learn to use the Inquiry Method to think deeply about their work, learn to work successfully in collaborative teams, and enhance their writing, reading, and research skills in order to strive for excellence in all that they do. They will participate in activities that give them every opportunity to attain High School success, creating a 7-year plan that will lead to acceptance to the college of their choice. They will participate in preparation for tests such as the CST, District Benchmarks, PCHASEE, PSAT, SAT, ACT, and other standardized tests. They will learn the A-G requirements for college entrance and will work with their teachers to take classes that meet these requirements. Teachers will assist students in learning about college applications, financial aid, and scholarships. Students will explore STEM careers and colleges while being exposed to guest experts in the field. Every student will utilize technology to enhance the learning process as well as creating digital portfolios to document their work and content mastery.

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Ignore the bully's actions and just do the required work

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Most colleges and universities will require your coursework to be evaluated by an official evaluation agency within the US. This does notguarantee the credits will transfer, however it gives the school something to go on when making a transfer credit decision. As an example, one such agency that evaluates coursework and documentation from outside the US is the World Education Services located in New York City, New York USA. If you place WES into your search engine (such as Google), you will find it. Still, I would check with the college or university first, and inquire about the process they require.

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Yes there are. I have seen one of them recently. It carried a marking indicating that it was made in Spain. I had never seen one before.

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The requirement varies according to the specific college or university as well as the specific program. You need to select the school first, then you can acquire the entrance requirements.

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According to a recent poll of Professor salaries across the US, they ranged from roughly $61,000 to over $108,000, with a very few (the top 5%) making over $500,000 per year for very specific fields of study and interest.

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Yes, Loyola shotguns are from Spain. I bought a 20 gauge double new in 1972. It is a Lucio Loyola and was imported by Jana. It is a very nice little gun.

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Often, US universities will have exchange programs with universities in other parts of the world which allow for students to pay the same tuition they normally pay for university even if they study in another country. Check out your home university's study abroad programs and see what they offer. If you are looking to apply to a US university for the duration of getting your full degree, you will likely have to pay the same as out of state students do for each respective school. US Universities vary greatly in terms of tuition so you'll have to do some research about each school that interests you. Some cheaper options in general are CUNY (City University) and SUNY (State University) schools. Good luck!

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The first recorded usage of the term "Ivy League" was by a sportswriter in 1933 and was a general reference to the older, and therefore "ivy covered," schools in the Northeast. The Ivy League athletic association was formally established in 1954 and now comprises eight schools: Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Princeton, Yale, and the University of Pennsylvania. While most of these schools are certainly capable of providing a good education, it's what you do with your education that counts.

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Wow. Presuming you devoted at least 4 very critical years of your life to it and made life altering decisions about what your major would be, one can only wonder how you wouldn't know! You could always try reading the Diploma itself. You can contact the school, (like anyone checking your claimed credentials) and confirm one was awarded. You can then even get a copy of the diploma and your transcripts. But let me advise you in advance, if you didn't complete everything to be awarded one, including paying all fee's you had (like library fines), none will be forthcoming.

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No I have many friends who took a decent amount of honors courses but not all and at the same time managed to get into Stanford, Brown and Harvard. I also have one friend who took only 1 honors course and got into Princeton. However, it does help.

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Public univeristies, such as Weber State, cannot ask the religious affiliations of their students, so it would be impossible to know exactly how many students are members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church). However, we can safely assume that the percentage of Mormons at Weber State is similar to the percentage of Mormons in the general area around the university, about 40%.

The Ogden Institute of Religion, which provides classes and services for Mormon students at Weber State, reports 3800 students registered for religious classes. Weber State reports 16,000 full time on-campus students.... So approximately 25% of Weber State students participate in the Mormon Institute program.

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You can obtain this information by going to www.collegeboard.com/splash/ and using the sites College MatchMaker search engine. You can research colleges and universities by name, or by programs of study, or by geographical location, size, or combinations of all etc. The site will provide you with a list of institutions based on your request. It will give you the schools background, accreditation, programs of study, entrance requirements, tuition and fees, etc. and a link to the institutions official web page.

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Vanderbilt is located in the Music City, Nashville, Tennessee.

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In 1972, the state college system became the California State University and Colleges, and in 1982 the word "colleges" was dropped. A community college typically offers a two-year degree (A.A., A.O.S. etc.) or certificate. A university offers advanced degrees (M.A., Ph.D) in addition to a four-year degree (B.A., B.S....) You can complete about 1/2 of your undergraduate work at a community college and petition to transfer to a participating university. I'm from San Diego where we have an excellent community college system which participates with UCSD (UC system) and SDSU (state system). If you hope to tranfer, just be sure to plan carefully with a college counselor.

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LSU has won 3 national championships: 1958, 2003, and 2007 2. 1958 and 2003 (but soon to be 3).

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Yes but its like there some courses still missing plus some other people.