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Trustee: ACT college readiness scores 'awful'
Trustee: ACT college readiness scores 'awful'
In Livonia, 22.3 percent of students were college ready according to the ACT and in Dearborn Heights, the number was 9.9 percent. In Redford Union, 4.9 percent of students are college ready according to the ACT. Thurston Principal William Simms said …
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College grads before HS grads
For Skarpness and the remaining 18 Lake Havasu High School students – they are getting it done. “I consider myself more of a high school student than a college student, at this point,” he said. “So it's definitely more of a high school experience, …
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Local view: Federal loans feed students' debt crisis
When everybody is able to get enormous amounts of federal aid, colleges keep tuition high as the sky, because if a student wants to attend a specific university he or she will always be able to come up with the money to attend. In a lot of cities, …
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If you meet the academic requirements, are colleges likely to admit a transfer student as a junior who is 24?
Question by seriously omg: If you meet the academic requirements, are colleges likely to admit a transfer student as a junior who is 24?
Let’s say this student has completed 2-3 years of college credits over the past 4 years with a slightly above average GPA, but would like to become a full time student. Would colleges admit this student if they would be 24 years old as a junior?
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Answer by polka dot
Colleges do not discriminate over age. In fact, if anything, an older student is seen as more mature and more likely to suceed than some 17 or 18 year old with no life experiences.
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Student journalists want respect, records
Student journalists want respect, records
Student journalists at Ohio’s public colleges and universities long have been viewed by many higher education leaders as annoyances to be tolerated, if not outright buffaloed. After all, who needs the campus newspaper, radio or TV station or other publication…
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COLLEGE NOTES: Maple Shader participates in student teaching, others named to dean’s lists
Kenneth Loomis, of Maple Shade, is currently student teaching as part of his education curriculum at King’s College, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Loomis is among 89 King’s students student teaching in area schools during this semester. He is student teaching at Solomon/Plains Middle School in Wilkes-Barre.
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UCLA Student’s Anti-Asian YouTube Rant: Do Colleges Need Mandatory Diversity Classes?
A UCLA student is in hot water after filming a disturbing anti-Asian rant and posting it online. Last Friday, political science major Alexandra Wallace taped an almost three-minute video called ” Asians in the Library ,” and over the weekend, it went viral on YouTube. In the video she attacks Asian students for everything from talking on their cell phones to having elderly relatives come visit …
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Welcome Party for International Students, Keiwa College, Niigata, Japan
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Welcome Party for International Students, Keiwa College, Niigata, Japan