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Last Wednesday, March 15, IVC hosted over 50 different colleges and universities for the College Fair. Students were able to ask different representatives about their college admissions process and requirements.
Are you planning to transfer to a 4-year university? Visit the IVC Transfer Center at ivc.edu/transfer-center.
On Monday, March 20, 2017, Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. and Brooklyn Borough President Eric L. Adams co-hosted the first hearing of their “Gifted & Talented Task Force,” which will study issues surrounding gifted and talented education in New York City public schools, as well as the admissions process for the city's specialized high schools, at the Bronx High School of Science.
The next hearing of the task force will take place in Brooklyn on Tuesday, March 28, 2017, at Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Plaza, 1368 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, from 6:00 p.m.—8:00 p.m.
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The University of Michigan and the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy hosted 50 prospective Native American graduate students for an intensive, four-day introduction to the graduate school application and admissions process. Offered every two years, Graduate Horizons is run by College Horizons and hosted at different college campuses.
January 28, 2017 - Open House at UNIFA for high school seniors of 6 area schools and then attend UNIFA football game!
225 high school seniors were invited to attend an open house at UNIFA. Students spent the morning and early afternoon on campus; presentations were offered by Prof. Paul Antoine, co-dean of the Law School and Dr. Soraya Mendez of the Medical School. The admissions process, study opportunities and the UNIFA mission of excellence and our commitment to inclusion were discussed. After refreshments, interested students moved to the sports field for a friendly intramural football game. #UNIFAHaiti #UnivAristideFoundation #TabarreHaiti #FriendsofUNIFA
AdmitDesk is a one-stop digital platform which connects students with academic institutions across the globe. We make the admission process seamless for students and efficient for schools (K9-12, colleges, universities, and other post-secondary institutions).
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Admitdesk is owned by MetaWing International Inc, a Canada-based Edtech company that offers specialized student recruitment and marketing services to academic institutions across the globe.
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The annual Elizabeth Public Schools Senior Seminar event was held on October 21, 2017 at John E. Dwyer Academy which was open to all 12th grade students in the district. This is an event that began 8 years ago in order to ensure that all 12th grade high school students in our district receive access to college representatives and experts in post-secondary preparation. This event is different than a college fair in the sense that presenters are given a classroom from 8am-12pm to provide students with an in depth 35-40 minute presentation on Financial Aid, Admissions Process, SAT/ACT, military enlistment, etc. A total of 28 workshops were offered, where students selected the 5 that best fit their needs/interests.
Our highly qualified and well linked education consultants work with pupils as well as possible institutions to find the most proper matches. This is a cost effective approach due to the fact that it brings performance to the college admissions process. Not only are our education consultants skilled personally in exactly what many admissions offices search for in potential pupils, they operate carefully with pupils and moms and dads to locate schools best suited for a pupil's resume and also targets.
The annual Elizabeth Public Schools Senior Seminar event was held on October 21, 2017 at John E. Dwyer Academy which was open to all 12th grade students in the district. This is an event that began 8 years ago in order to ensure that all 12th grade high school students in our district receive access to college representatives and experts in post-secondary preparation. This event is different than a college fair in the sense that presenters are given a classroom from 8am-12pm to provide students with an in depth 35-40 minute presentation on Financial Aid, Admissions Process, SAT/ACT, military enlistment, etc. A total of 28 workshops were offered, where students selected the 5 that best fit their needs/interests.
Our highly qualified and well linked education consultants work with pupils as well as possible institutions to find the most proper matches. This is a cost effective approach due to the fact that it brings performance to the college admissions process. Not only are our education consultants skilled personally in exactly what many admissions offices search for in potential pupils, they operate carefully with pupils and moms and dads to locate schools best suited for a pupil's resume and also targets.
The University of Michigan and the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy hosted 50 prospective Native American graduate students for an intensive, four-day introduction to the graduate school application and admissions process. Offered every two years, Graduate Horizons is run by College Horizons and hosted at different college campuses.
The annual Elizabeth Public Schools Senior Seminar event was held on October 21, 2017 at John E. Dwyer Academy which was open to all 12th grade students in the district. This is an event that began 8 years ago in order to ensure that all 12th grade high school students in our district receive access to college representatives and experts in post-secondary preparation. This event is different than a college fair in the sense that presenters are given a classroom from 8am-12pm to provide students with an in depth 35-40 minute presentation on Financial Aid, Admissions Process, SAT/ACT, military enlistment, etc. A total of 28 workshops were offered, where students selected the 5 that best fit their needs/interests.
AdmitDesk is a one-stop digital platform which connects students with academic institutions across the globe. We make the admission process seamless for students and efficient for schools (K9-12, colleges, universities, and other post-secondary institutions).
We provide students with a unique opportunity to explore a wide selection of programs based on their academic backgrounds and interests, location preferences and planned expenditure.
We offer a 360-degree overview of your destination college. We make college search a hassle-free endeavor supported by our extensive online knowledge bank and cutting-edge support tools.
Admitdesk is owned by MetaWing International Inc, a Canada-based Edtech company that offers specialized student recruitment and marketing services to academic institutions across the globe.
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Our highly qualified and well linked education consultants work with pupils as well as possible institutions to find the most proper matches. This is a cost effective approach due to the fact that it brings performance to the college admissions process. Not only are our education consultants skilled personally in exactly what many admissions offices search for in potential pupils, they operate carefully with pupils and moms and dads to locate schools best suited for a pupil's resume and also targets.
Sigma Omega Omega is ready to "Exemplify Excellence Through Sustainable Service"! Kickoff of our 2018-2022 Program Targets and HBCU pride.
Program Targets for 2018-2022: HBCU for Life, Women's Healthcare & Wellness, Building Your Economic Legacy, The Arts and Global Impact. Signature program #CAP - College admissions process
Sigma Omega Omega is ready to "Exemplify Excellence Through Sustainable Service"! Kickoff of our 2018-2022 Program Targets and HBCU pride.
Program Targets for 2018-2022: HBCU for Life, Women's Healthcare & Wellness, Building Your Economic Legacy, The Arts and Global Impact. Signature program #CAP - College admissions process
On July 13, 2011 New Dramatists hosted an Admissions Information meeting during which prospective residency applicants could ask questions and gain insight about the admissions process. The meeting was led by Artistic Director Todd London, Director of Artistic Development Emily Morse, Artistic Programs Administrator Erin Detrick and resident playwright Daniel Reitz.
The annual Elizabeth Public Schools Senior Seminar event was held on October 21, 2017 at John E. Dwyer Academy which was open to all 12th grade students in the district. This is an event that began 8 years ago in order to ensure that all 12th grade high school students in our district receive access to college representatives and experts in post-secondary preparation. This event is different than a college fair in the sense that presenters are given a classroom from 8am-12pm to provide students with an in depth 35-40 minute presentation on Financial Aid, Admissions Process, SAT/ACT, military enlistment, etc. A total of 28 workshops were offered, where students selected the 5 that best fit their needs/interests.
Discover SCC Open House Event hosted on SCC's Giles Campus on 3-26-2022 showcases programs and assists potential students with admissions process.
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On 11th of January 2007 we have filed the second pe:ition no. 29/2007 in the name of Prof. P.v: Jndiresan & Others .
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(JNU, DU and NLSUI) Vs. Union of India challenging the 93rd constitutional amendment. Senior Advocate Pali S. Nariman, Mukul Rahtogi and Indu Malhotra agued the case. .
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On 12th of January 2007 we have filed another petition no. 35/2007 in the name of Youth for Equality Vs. Union of India challenging the OBC reservation. Senior Advocate Ashok Desai and Adv. M.L. Lahoty argued the case. .
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On February 20'11 2007 a petition has been filed in the name of All India Equality Forum Vs. Union of India. Senior Ad. Rajeev Dhawan argued the case. .
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On 25th of April 2007 another petition has been filed in the name of Citizen for Equality Vs. Union of India. Senior Ad. P.P. Rao argued the case. .
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The long and strenuous efforts of Youth Fm Equality paid off when all the Senior aud learned advocates of India agreed to fight the case of Youth For Equality at the Supreme Court of India free of cost. 29th March 2007 -SC Stayed the OBC Reservation Bill .
In a landmark Order, the Hon'ble Supreme Court on 29th of March 2007 stayed the OBC reservation act passed by the Parliament. The Bench of Justices Arijit Pasay.at and L S Panta delivered the verdict on the batch of petitions filed by Youth For Equality through various organizations and individuals challenging the decision as .
being ultra vires (unconstitutional). Keeping the petitions in mind, the Bench stated that Section 6 of the Reservation Act was not applicable since no data on OBCs has been collected_in the last 76 years. The Centre has to determine who-are the socially and economically bClckward people of India, before the Central Educational Institutions Act can be given effect, the Bench stated. The Bench said 1that the OBC quota was just vote bank politics and said it was forced to take the decision against the Government as the Government did not implement .
the SC's last two orders. -23rd April 2007 -The Government of India tried at least thrice to vacate the stay fraudulently but failed .
Blocking Government plans to implement 27 per cent OBC reservation in higher educational institutions from this year, the Supreme Court on 23rd of April declined to vacate the stay on quota it ordered on March 29. The Bench of Justices Arijit Pasayat and L S Panta said that its earlier order staying the provision of OBC quota .
was "final" as far as' the present academic session, starting 2007, was concerned. On Solicitor General G E Vahanvati's demand for referring the issue to a Constitution Bench, the court said it would exarnineit at a later date. "We had said keep the admissions process for OBCs on hold for this year. In that sense, it cannot be an interim order. It operates finally for this year so long as there is no variation that may say circumstances have changed ... Therefore, we said it's final," the Bench said, asking the Government why it was in such a hurry to implement the Central Educational Institutions (Reservation in Admission) Act, 2007. "If you could wait for 57 years, then you can very well wait for another six months," the Bench said. "We do not want to play the game first and then frame the rules. We want rules to be framed first and then play the game," the Bench said, rejecting the Government argum£:nt that staying reservation for a particular class for this year could jeopardize the future of students. 17th May 2007 -SC Referred The Obc Quata Case To Larger Bench .
The Supreme Court on 17th of May 2006 referred the issue of 27% reservation for OBCs in central educational institutions to a larger Bench. August 2007 to November 2007 -Hearing at the constitution bench .
The constitution bench comprising of Chief Justice K.G. Balakrishnan, Justice Arijit Pasayat, Justice C.K. Thakkar, Justice R.V. Raveendran and Justice Dalveer Bhandari started hearing. The largest ever hearing involving as many as-two dozen senior advocates from both the sides (Youth For Equality and Union of India) undertaken for .
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lOth April2008 --Supreme Court Verdict on OBC quota is out .
In the historic judgment, the Supreme Court pronounced its verdict. While upholding the reservation in aided institutions, the Court asked for Creamy layer removal. Besides this, a person with a graduation has been declared as educationally forward. The Court also directed the Government to reserve some percentage of 27% for economically backward people. The Court also denied reservation in unaided institutions. At the same time Court asked to define the criteria for Creamy layer and for identitication of OBCs. Merit has also been considered important. The Government has been directed not to dilute the Merit to unreasonable extent. .
After the judgment what has happened is already conveyed to the student community over the past few months. What next is the big question! We will end the culture of divisive politics and restore a union of India as good as the citizen it serves, starting with real reform and agenda. The Youth for Equality is committed to the voice of the students and citizen. We are committed to immediate change and excited to lead our university and country .
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All of your participation, support and suggestion is very vital for a society free from the intervention of caste, ere d, religion and nasty politics. Do write in to us:yfe.contact@gmail.com or call us: 9891155057 .
Sd/-Manpreet Kaur, YFE Representative Sd/-Raghib Akhtar, YFE Representati .
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The annual Elizabeth Public Schools Senior Seminar event was held on October 21, 2017 at John E. Dwyer Academy which was open to all 12th grade students in the district. This is an event that began 8 years ago in order to ensure that all 12th grade high school students in our district receive access to college representatives and experts in post-secondary preparation. This event is different than a college fair in the sense that presenters are given a classroom from 8am-12pm to provide students with an in depth 35-40 minute presentation on Financial Aid, Admissions Process, SAT/ACT, military enlistment, etc. A total of 28 workshops were offered, where students selected the 5 that best fit their needs/interests.
The annual Elizabeth Public Schools Senior Seminar event was held on October 21, 2017 at John E. Dwyer Academy which was open to all 12th grade students in the district. This is an event that began 8 years ago in order to ensure that all 12th grade high school students in our district receive access to college representatives and experts in post-secondary preparation. This event is different than a college fair in the sense that presenters are given a classroom from 8am-12pm to provide students with an in depth 35-40 minute presentation on Financial Aid, Admissions Process, SAT/ACT, military enlistment, etc. A total of 28 workshops were offered, where students selected the 5 that best fit their needs/interests.
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occurred in front of Admn. block when a commu-goonda named Rajan Pandey (of AISA) reportedly threw a stone the "!~Y these orga.nt~att~ns ~ave been tndulgmg tn shoddy behaviour with the JNU freshers on the pretext of provtdtng them adm1ss1on asststance' speaks volumes about thtir dubious & criminal 'character'. The said incident on the face of manuputra Sumeet Kishore (of YFE), severely inflicting injuries on him. The JNU administration has .
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justly expelled him from the campus. open .
This incident, on one hand, further reinforces the commonly accepted view amongst the students that the nics. lef-shit brigade is, by nature, criminal minded. Furthermore, the way their hollow politics has been exposed in JNU ;eof .
recently, they are fast losing ground and getting more & more frustrated. That's the reason they are now indulging eally, the .
JNU Registrar a few months back are parts of the same commu-criminalily. .
in all kinds of anti-social acts to save their sinking boats. Such acts of mindless violence and the one against the mu-.
In this incident, a fresher girl had come to join JNU, an institution of International repute as it is claimed. .
sin 1on But, as she got down from the auto-rickshaw in front of the AD, Rajan Pandey of AI SA & Sumeet Kishore of YFE .
this entire "broad light bloodbath", the fresher girl student got· terrified and simply took the same auto-rickshaw .
pounced upon her take her to their own organizations' assistance camps. This resulted into a big scuffle between .
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Commu-touts ! What happened afterwards is in everyone's knowledge; but we wish to bring out in open .
as soon as he/she gets down at the bus stand or railway station, a big horde of "touts" try to ..capture" them in order .
in "catch the freshers" game to swell their ranks. It is just like that if a new comer arrives in a city for the first time, .
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refuse to take admission here. Last year many such incidents came to BSF's notice where students or their .
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gain their sympathy & trust which can be .later exploited ~o i~doctrinate. them ~ith their poisonous ideology. Such f But the larger question here is; why things reached such a pass that this kind of incidents happen. These criminal behaviour is the foundation on whtch the commun1st movement rests 1n JNU (&the country). .
new student to fill up a big bunch of folios. In fact, filling up the folios is as good as "writing a dissertation·. As a communist organizations who are lording over JNU campus for the past many years have connived with the Manuwadi organizations throw their "nets into water to catch fishes" and trap them. If admission procedure couldadministration to make the whole admission procedure so lengthy & complicated that it is almost impossible for a be made simpler, there wouldn't be any need for freshers to depend on others in the admission process. But yes, it result, the new students have no other option but to go for seeking such 'help'. And that is the time when these .
will surely put a stop to their "recruitment centers" operating in the guise of 'admission assistance'. The BSF demands from the JNU Administration to initiate the process of simplification of Admission process for .
spoil the name of JNU as they have done on 3rd Aug.2007. The BSF is ~hartly sending formal demand to We assure the student commun1ty of JNU of our untiring efforts to .
the new students, so that their troubles can be reduced and such nasty elements don't get a chance to .
Jal Bharat this etfect before the JNU authorities. achieve this. We earnestly seek your cooperation & support in this matter. .
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January 28, 2017 - Open House at UNIFA for high school seniors of 6 area schools and then attend UNIFA football game!
225 high school seniors were invited to attend an open house at UNIFA. Students spent the morning and early afternoon on campus; presentations were offered by Prof. Paul Antoine, co-dean of the Law School and Dr. Soraya Mendez of the Medical School. The admissions process, study opportunities and the UNIFA mission of excellence and our commitment to inclusion were discussed. After refreshments, interested students moved to the sports field for a friendly intramural football game. #UNIFAHaiti #UnivAristideFoundation #TabarreHaiti #FriendsofUNIFA
The University of Michigan and the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy hosted 50 prospective Native American graduate students for an intensive, four-day introduction to the graduate school application and admissions process. Offered every two years, Graduate Horizons is run by College Horizons and hosted at different college campuses.
Education Alumni Fair November 14,2010
International Education Week 2010
Education Alumni Fair devoted International Education Week was held on November 14th ,2010 at Radisson hotel. Education Alumni Fair was organized by US Embassy in Kazakhstan. Jeff Sexton, Counselor for Public Affairs, U.S. Embassy Astana gave Welcome speech. He told about importance of mutual understanding and international cooperation through study and exchange. He informed the audience that According to Open Doors 2010, the annual report on international academic mobility published by the Institute of International Education (IIE) with support from the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the United States Department of State, the number of Kazakhstani students enrolled in U.S. institutions of higher education in 2009/10 increased from 1,714 to 1,936, a 13% increase compared to the previous year.
Many KZ students came to get information on study in the USA. Education Alumni Fair was a new style of conducting Fair when alumni of American Universities of different programs represent their universities. Alumni know the reality of Kazakhstani life and the life in the USA. They can give a valuable suggestion and advice to students who seek the opportunity to study in the USA. Alumni can tell about issues during the admission process and challenges during study in the USA. There were organized lectures during this Educational Fair
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The University of Michigan and the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy hosted 50 prospective Native American graduate students for an intensive, four-day introduction to the graduate school application and admissions process. Offered every two years, Graduate Horizons is run by College Horizons and hosted at different college campuses.
The annual Elizabeth Public Schools Senior Seminar event was held on October 21, 2017 at John E. Dwyer Academy which was open to all 12th grade students in the district. This is an event that began 8 years ago in order to ensure that all 12th grade high school students in our district receive access to college representatives and experts in post-secondary preparation. This event is different than a college fair in the sense that presenters are given a classroom from 8am-12pm to provide students with an in depth 35-40 minute presentation on Financial Aid, Admissions Process, SAT/ACT, military enlistment, etc. A total of 28 workshops were offered, where students selected the 5 that best fit their needs/interests.
The University of Michigan and the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy hosted 50 prospective Native American graduate students for an intensive, four-day introduction to the graduate school application and admissions process. Offered every two years, Graduate Horizons is run by College Horizons and hosted at different college campuses.
Last Wednesday, March 15, IVC hosted over 50 different colleges and universities for the College Fair. Students were able to ask different representatives about their college admissions process and requirements.
Are you planning to transfer to a 4-year university? Visit the IVC Transfer Center at ivc.edu/transfer-center.
IIM selection process is different for all the institutes. Some have a 2-stage admission process while some follow a 3-stage process.
The annual Elizabeth Public Schools Senior Seminar event was held on October 21, 2017 at John E. Dwyer Academy which was open to all 12th grade students in the district. This is an event that began 8 years ago in order to ensure that all 12th grade high school students in our district receive access to college representatives and experts in post-secondary preparation. This event is different than a college fair in the sense that presenters are given a classroom from 8am-12pm to provide students with an in depth 35-40 minute presentation on Financial Aid, Admissions Process, SAT/ACT, military enlistment, etc. A total of 28 workshops were offered, where students selected the 5 that best fit their needs/interests.
Prof Sir Bruce Keogh talks of the unprecedented scale and pace of change that has been brought about by healthcare professionals, NHS leaders, parliamentarians and expert clinicians working together to embed VTE risk assessment in the clinical admissions process
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The University of Michigan and the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy hosted 50 prospective Native American graduate students for an intensive, four-day introduction to the graduate school application and admissions process. Offered every two years, Graduate Horizons is run by College Horizons and hosted at different college campuses.
Laura Caldwell, senior admissions processor and budget manager, received the Nancy B. Hunter Outstanding Staff Award during the ceremony. MC President Dr. Tom Bogart presented the award.
The annual Elizabeth Public Schools Senior Seminar event was held on October 21, 2017 at John E. Dwyer Academy which was open to all 12th grade students in the district. This is an event that began 8 years ago in order to ensure that all 12th grade high school students in our district receive access to college representatives and experts in post-secondary preparation. This event is different than a college fair in the sense that presenters are given a classroom from 8am-12pm to provide students with an in depth 35-40 minute presentation on Financial Aid, Admissions Process, SAT/ACT, military enlistment, etc. A total of 28 workshops were offered, where students selected the 5 that best fit their needs/interests.