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“I started working as a research assistant at Yale University School of Medicine in the Department of Internal Medicine a few weeks after finishing the postbac year at Bennington. The work that I do at Yale is focused on HIV treatment and prevention in the New Haven community. In one lab, I work with a multidisciplinary team to develop digital games aimed at decreasing the risk of HIV for at-risk youth by increasing health-positive behaviors. In another lab, I am working on a treatment trial with HIV-positive alcohol dependent patients to determine how treatment with an injectable opioid receptor blocker may cause a decrease in alcohol consumption and a subsequent increase in antiretroviral adherence.
“Working at Yale has been a great glide year experience—being part of a medical school environment allows me to shadow physicians, go to Medical Grand Rounds, and take advantage of other fantastic resources. Additionally, it helped me stay grounded and focused throughout the medical school application cycle—I am reminded every day of why I want to be a doctor. I also teach Spinning classes at Yale’s Payne Whitney Gym, which is a fun way to stay balanced and blow off steam!
“I have also been working with current Bennington College postbac students on a qualitative study regarding access to sexual health testing services for adolescent women in the Bennington community. This is a follow-up study to a survey that I did last year in Bennington on access to health services for pregnant and parenting teenaged women in the community. I have continued this line of research into my glide year because I am interested in issues of access to care that impact women in rural communities.
“At the same time that I was starting my job at Yale, I hit the ground running on the medical school application cycle. After about two exhausting months of writing and submitting numerous admissions essays, I was finally able to see the payoff of a year’s worth of hard work. Flying around the country to interview at different schools was both humbling and exciting. I quickly realized that, as a postbac student, I had the advantage of maturity and more “real life” experiences, which I believe gives nontraditional students a leg up in the admissions process.
“As my glide year is drawing to a close, I am excited to be able to report that I will be attending the University of California, Irvine School of Medicine starting this August!”
On Apr. 10, in Boston, Massachusetts, Tony Castillo, Chief, Education Division, U.S. Army Recruiting Command, hosted a workshop on March 2 Success, the Army's free test preparation tool designed to help students prepare for tests such as the SAT, ACT and ASVAB. The session took attendees through the recently revamped site, which aims to improve high school competency and college readiness through individualized instruction with self-paced lessons, timed practice tests and interactive game challenges. The tool offers study skills, sample tests and information about the college admission process and financial aid resources.
For more information about March 2 Success, visit www.armyedspace.com/news-and-updates/army-education-news/...
Every parent has a dream to see their children studying in one of the premier schools available in the city. The premier school not only focuses on the best education but concentrates on the overall development of the student right from education to extra-curricular activities, etc. The school concentrated on music, dance, yoga, and sports. Also, many schools added foreign languages like German or French as their second language in the curriculum. Today, we will show you how to choose the best school and get admission in step-by-step instructions.
Every year millions of parents are searching for the best school and different parents have different criteria to choose the best school.
We have compiled the data of over 1000 admission inquiries and present you with the school admission guide process 2021.
Step 1: School syllabus
Step 2: The facilities offered by the school
Step 3: School fee structure
Step 4: Opportunities created by the schools
Step 5: Finding the best schools
Step 6: Applying for admissions
Step1: School Syllabus
The first step and most important criteria to consider for the best school in syllabus followed at school. The most common question among all the parents is which board is good for their kids?
However, understanding the syllabus offering is not very easy and it requires a lot of time and effort from the parents. So, we try and simplify this for our beloved parents:
There are 5 most popular types of school syllabus in India and 2 prominent styles of teaching methodologies in preschools.
•CBSE Board Syllabus
•ICSE Board Syllabus
•IB Board Syllabus
•IGCSE Board Syllabus
•State board – State Boards of India
Playschool Syllabus in India:
•Montessori (Difference between Montessori and Playschools syllabus)
•The curriculum followed individually by the preschools themselves.
Step 2: The facilities offered by the school
Different facilities offered by the school are considered as one of the important factors for the parents to choose the school. Apart from academics, parents have voted for the importance of co-curricular activities also as one of the important value addition given at school. Be it science laboratory, arts, sports, music, swimming, yoga, or any other activities that help improve the child’s skill is valued greatly.
Step 3: School fee structure
No matter what but we as a parent want to give the best education to our children. In this fast-growing world, we want our children open to all opportunities and explore all the benefits available to them.
We as a parent always ready to pay than our capacity when it comes to providing better education to our kids.
School fee structures depending on the facilities offered by the school. The school includes a fee for lab, music, sports, and extra-curricular activities. Some schools hire trained and professional instructors in sports & music for that reason they charge extra.
So, if you are looking for your child to explore all fields and choose the one which interests him, look for a school which provides all activities but not to look for fee structure only.
Step 4: Opportunities created by the schools
Today’s kids are blessed that they are born in the digital age, and they have more opportunities to knock on their door. Some of the schools are participating in national competitions in different areas, visiting research centers, or getting a chance to interact with leaders, or getting a chance to interact with their favourite sports person on their sports annual day.
All of these are quite easy if the schools create these opportunities. An education institution is more than capable of getting these opportunities for its students.
So, parents need to check around the achievement of school, which legends visited the school, media coverage of the school came in news for any good reason in the past, or participation in the national level sports. This is one of the criteria to consider while looking for admission to any good school.
Step 5: Finding the best schools
All the points discussed above were only to find the best school for your child. Know more about the school syllabus board offered, extra-curricular activities offered by the school, facilities offered by the school, and what the school fee structure is.
Step 6: Applying for admissions
Usually, any school gives them multiple options to parents to contact the school administration for admission inquiry. One can schedule a visit or directly visit the school premises to get the admission form. The other methods are one can directly download the form from the school website and they can fill the form and mail it to the school along with all attached documents. The parents can fill the form online through the website and attached all the required documents.
Now, the parents have come to a conclusion where they have to decide which education board is good for their kids. The parents will go with the school that focuses more on studies or the school that focus on overall development.
Admission Process – Why Choose Smrti Academy?
Should you want to contact us to schedule a visit – call us or email us or just fill a form? The next option is to visit the school and fill in the application form and submit it along with all the documents. The school will review your application form and submitted documents. The school will get in touch with you to schedule a date for a readiness survey for the child and a one-on-one discussion with the parents. Once the child gets selected after a successful discussion with parents, the school will offer admission. The parents are required to submit all the due documents (if any) and school fees to confirm the seat for your child.
Smrti Academy is a pre-primary to grade VIII School which commenced its operation in June 2018. The school has been set up by promoters who have 16 years of experience in the education sector and has combined contribution of over 100 years in the education sector.
Smrti Academy has established themselves as one of the top primary school in Bangalore. It is a CBSE school, located in Huskur off Sarjapur Road, Bangalore. The school is close to HSR Layout, Sarjapur Road, Hosa Road, Electronic City, Ananthnagar, Bommanahalli, Bommasandra, Kaadubeesanahalli, Kasavanahalli, Rayasandra, Shantipura, Kodathi, Bellandur, and surrounding areas.
The school focuses on knowledge, skills, values, and attitude. A strong curriculum in academics and blending of academics and co-curriculum activities ensure that children are able to connect what is there in the books to real life.
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Wildwood Academy is an independent middle school serving grades 5th-8th in Hood River, Oregon. Our focus is to foster a love of learning, help students discover their passions, and inspire them to pursue those passions in college, career, and in life. Visit our official website to learn more about our campus and admission process. For more details, please visit us at www.wildwood-academy.org/general-school-information
San Juan, Puerto Rico- Dozens of high school students, who are interested in joining one of the nation’s military academies, participated in the US Service Academy Roundtable, hosted by the Puerto Rico Congressional Office, Oct 18, 2012.
The roundtable had the purpose of helping the students in the application process.
Representatives from West Point, the Air Force Academy, the Naval Academy, the Coast Guard Academy and the Merchant Marine Academy were present at the event to explain the admission process, the academic and physical standards, the daily life at the academies and the obligations and opportunities after graduation.
“The fact that you are here contemplating this course of action says a lot about you. It shows that you are highly motivated, that you want to challenge yourselves and that you are brave,” said Congressman Pedro Pierluisi during his opening remarks.
Applicants to all Service Academies, except the Coast Guard Academy, are required to obtain a nomination to the school. For students in Puerto Rico, the nomination is made by the Resident Commissioner.
Brig. Gen. Fernando Fernandez, the senior Army Reserve officer in the Caribbean, was also present during the event.
“Even if you do not get recommended to one of the Academies through the regular process, you can still pursue a career as an officer through the Army Reserve. The Army Reserve gets additional nominations to West Point,” said Fernandez.
According to Fernandez, the command of the Army Reserve in United States gets 90 seats at West Point every year. Most of these seats are not filled.
Last year, Spec. Ryne Aaron Flores became the first soldier from the local command being accepted to the West Point preparatory school, after being recommended by Fernandez.
Flores is now part of the 2016 West Point class.
The skills required to make a career in MBBS are Ability to work with a team, passion in being a helping professional, good stamina, responsible attitude, patience and compassion, constant updating of skills and knowledge and mental alertness at all times.
ADMISSION PROCESS:
Admissions are processed through Karnataka Examination Authority, All the Seats which includes NRI and Management quota seats are completely allotted by KEA, The allotments are based on the Rank secured in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET).
Apply Now: www.akashinstitutions.com/application-form
Management quota admission in Akash medical college Bangalore for NEET 2020-21, click on: www.akashinstitutions.com/akash-institute-of-medical-scie...
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Dear U of T student club leaders,
The Lawrence Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing will be holding two information sessions for our Bachelor of Science in Nursing for the September 2012 intake. We thought it might be of interest to the members of your student group. I have attached a flyer regarding the event and a small blurb. Please email the flyer and the blurb to your group members.
Blurb: You are invited to attend our information sessions for students interested in our Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) for September 2012 intake. Come join us to learn more about achieving excellence in nursing education, practice, and research! No registration is required.
? Learn about the BScN program
? Meet with faculty and students
? Explore limitless Career Possibilities
? Check out our world-class facilities
? Find out more about admissions process
? Learn more about Student Life @ U of T
Dates & Times:
Thursday, November 10, 2011 (5:00 ? 7:00 pm)
Thursday, November 24, 2011 (6:00 ? 8:00 pm)
Location:
Lawrence S. Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing, University of Toronto
155 College Street, Toronto, Ontario
Tel: 416-978-2392 Email: inquiry.nursing@utoronto.ca
Website: bloomberg.nursing.utoronto.ca
I hope to see you there!
If you have any questions do not hesitate to contact me.
Regards,
Maria Aquino
Marketing & Recruitment Research Assistant
Lawrence S. Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing, University of Toronto
155 College Street, Toronto, Ontario
Email: maria.aquino@utoronto.ca
Honours BSc ? University of Toronto, Class of 2010
BScN student ? University of Toronto, Class of 2012
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
Students from Ottumwa High School visited the University of Iowa Health Care campus on Thursday, March 12th for a "day in the life of a medical student" Junior Mini Medical School experience.
Students received an introduction and overview of medical school and the admissions process from Amy A'Hearn, learned about the neonatology department and careers in health care with Dr. John Dagle, and finally engaged in an anatomy session about the human brain and heart and visited a gross lab with Anatomy faculty member, Kathy Andersen, MS.
University of Iowa Health Care is committed partners with formal and informal educators and community organizations across the state to advance STEM literacy to inspire the next generation of health care professionals and build a foundation for children to understanding their own health. In FY2014, more than 13,000 school age children were engaged in hands on learning provided by 260 faculty, staff and students.
On Wednesday, November 19, 2014, Admissions Counselor, Wesley Whiteside, from Syracuse University (SU), came to speak to Miss Orioli’s Career Development class. Wesley spoke to the 12 students in room 205 at Utica Academy of Science Charter School from 10:00 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. Wesley spoke about the general admissions process into colleges and universities, the admissions process into SU, the activities and events SU provides, and the importance of doing well academically, personally, and socially in high school, college, and beyond. After the period ended at 10:58 a.m., Wesley and some of the students went into another classroom for additional questions and discussion. Wesley stayed until 11:30 a.m. and the students were attentive and engaged the entire time.
Prospective students and their families visited the campus on Tuesday, July 18, to explore the opportunities available at Penn State. This free program offered attendees a wide range of information including the admission process, financial aid, and student life. A campus tour, led by admissions staff Lion Ambassadors, gave visitors a chance to see the campus and see the new Joe and Rosie Rul Student Community Center which opened in October 2016. The evening ended with a beautiful evening sky.
The Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) is an undergraduate level professional degree for medical aspirants across the world. The students learn about the human anatomy, human cytology, medicine, chemistry, pharmaceutical chemistry, drug formulations and effects, and methods of surgery. The skills required to make a career in MBBS are the ability to work with a team, passion in being a helping professional, good stamina, responsible attitude, patience and compassion, constant updating of skills and knowledge, and mental alertness at all times.
The admission process is through the Karnataka Examination Authority. All the seats, which includes NRI and Management Quota seats, are completely allotted by KEA. The allotments are based on the rank secured in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) Exam.
Apply for Direct Medical Admission in Bangalore 2020, click on : www.akashinstitutions.com/akash-institute-of-medical-scie...
San Juan, Puerto Rico- Dozens of high school students, who are interested in joining one of the nation’s military academies, participated in the US Service Academy Roundtable, hosted by the Puerto Rico Congressional Office, Oct 18, 2012.
The roundtable had the purpose of helping the students in the application process.
Representatives from West Point, the Air Force Academy, the Naval Academy, the Coast Guard Academy and the Merchant Marine Academy were present at the event to explain the admission process, the academic and physical standards, the daily life at the academies and the obligations and opportunities after graduation.
“The fact that you are here contemplating this course of action says a lot about you. It shows that you are highly motivated, that you want to challenge yourselves and that you are brave,” said Congressman Pedro Pierluisi during his opening remarks.
Applicants to all Service Academies, except the Coast Guard Academy, are required to obtain a nomination to the school. For students in Puerto Rico, the nomination is made by the Resident Commissioner.
Brig. Gen. Fernando Fernandez, the senior Army Reserve officer in the Caribbean, was also present during the event.
“Even if you do not get recommended to one of the Academies through the regular process, you can still pursue a career as an officer through the Army Reserve. The Army Reserve gets additional nominations to West Point,” said Fernandez.
According to Fernandez, the command of the Army Reserve in United States gets 90 seats at West Point every year. Most of these seats are not filled.
Last year, Spec. Ryne Aaron Flores became the first soldier from the local command being accepted to the West Point preparatory school, after being recommended by Fernandez.
Flores is now part of the 2016 West Point class.
KABUL, Afghanistan - Afghan high school students and proctors participate in the National Military Academy of Afghanistan admissions Process for Class of 2015. 4,568 young Afghans applied for 600 positions as well as 10-15 medical slots. The NMAA is a four-year bachelor degree-producing program that will commission new lieutenants annually. Photo by: MC3(AW) Michael James
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.
University of Illinois Springfield recruitment teams share information about UIS programs and student life. Spring is a particularly busy time of year for admissions counselors as high school students are trying to make decisions about their future. Find out more about the UIS admissions process.
FIU Director of Undergraduate Admissions Barry Taylor explains the admissions process to MNWSHS students.
San Juan, Puerto Rico- Dozens of high school students, who are interested in joining one of the nation’s military academies, participated in the US Service Academy Roundtable, hosted by the Puerto Rico Congressional Office, Oct 18, 2012.
The roundtable had the purpose of helping the students in the application process.
Representatives from West Point, the Air Force Academy, the Naval Academy, the Coast Guard Academy and the Merchant Marine Academy were present at the event to explain the admission process, the academic and physical standards, the daily life at the academies and the obligations and opportunities after graduation.
“The fact that you are here contemplating this course of action says a lot about you. It shows that you are highly motivated, that you want to challenge yourselves and that you are brave,” said Congressman Pedro Pierluisi during his opening remarks.
Applicants to all Service Academies, except the Coast Guard Academy, are required to obtain a nomination to the school. For students in Puerto Rico, the nomination is made by the Resident Commissioner.
Brig. Gen. Fernando Fernandez, the senior Army Reserve officer in the Caribbean, was also present during the event.
“Even if you do not get recommended to one of the Academies through the regular process, you can still pursue a career as an officer through the Army Reserve. The Army Reserve gets additional nominations to West Point,” said Fernandez.
According to Fernandez, the command of the Army Reserve in United States gets 90 seats at West Point every year. Most of these seats are not filled.
Last year, Spec. Ryne Aaron Flores became the first soldier from the local command being accepted to the West Point preparatory school, after being recommended by Fernandez.
Flores is now part of the 2016 West Point class.
San Juan, Puerto Rico- Dozens of high school students, who are interested in joining one of the nation’s military academies, participated in the US Service Academy Roundtable, hosted by the Puerto Rico Congressional Office, Oct 18, 2012.
The roundtable had the purpose of helping the students in the application process.
Representatives from West Point, the Air Force Academy, the Naval Academy, the Coast Guard Academy and the Merchant Marine Academy were present at the event to explain the admission process, the academic and physical standards, the daily life at the academies and the obligations and opportunities after graduation.
“The fact that you are here contemplating this course of action says a lot about you. It shows that you are highly motivated, that you want to challenge yourselves and that you are brave,” said Congressman Pedro Pierluisi during his opening remarks.
Applicants to all Service Academies, except the Coast Guard Academy, are required to obtain a nomination to the school. For students in Puerto Rico, the nomination is made by the Resident Commissioner.
Brig. Gen. Fernando Fernandez, the senior Army Reserve officer in the Caribbean, was also present during the event.
“Even if you do not get recommended to one of the Academies through the regular process, you can still pursue a career as an officer through the Army Reserve. The Army Reserve gets additional nominations to West Point,” said Fernandez.
According to Fernandez, the command of the Army Reserve in United States gets 90 seats at West Point every year. Most of these seats are not filled.
Last year, Spec. Ryne Aaron Flores became the first soldier from the local command being accepted to the West Point preparatory school, after being recommended by Fernandez.
Flores is now part of the 2016 West Point class.
Nobody can indeed deny that parents are the first teacher to any child. Parents share the values with their child that works throughout his life and helps build attitudes that show his character. But, the children learn the lessons from their parents to survive in this competitive world? Repeating, the first teachers to any child is their parents, but school is as most utmost part of children's lives. School shares valuable lessons to the child in terms of knowledge, attitude, confidence, skills, growth, and development.
The school provides the knowledge to get familiar with other children, the school helps speak with children from their early age that removes the fear to get familiar and socializing with new people easily. Some school activities also teach children to become responsible citizens by assigning tasks and make them independent from an early age.
Every parent is always worried about the best school for their child to get admission to. I would recommend Smrti Academy would be the best choice for your child's education, you will get everything looking for your child’s overall development. This school offers better education, knowledge, learning methods, extracurricular activities, culture, and discipline to the students being a better responsible person in life. In this guide, we will dive deeper to discuss the importance of school education in the development of child skills that gives better outcomes in the future.
Academic Importance:
Academic education is the first and most important thing that helps to improve the outer knowledge of any child. English, Science, and Maths are some of the critical subjects that help you giving huge knowledge in terms of understanding. English is not an official language but it is widely considered as the common language to speak between two and it is important to get the knowledge of such languages to get confidence and become smart enough. School is the only place that brings academic knowledge to the child in terms of knowledge and skills. There are many CBSE school in the Bangalore that provides good learning methods to upgrade the skills of a child.
Learning Subjects:
To acquire better education, it is required to learn different subjects with different topics. To excel in different subjects with different topics in your grade helps you in getting better knowledge for your grades. Therefore, it is important to provide education to children because it gives you a better knowledge of different subjects. It also helps in achieving better grades in your class and also, helps in providing practical knowledge to your child and make them more responsible.
Social Development:
The school education does not help in scoring good marks in your academic subjects but the education in school also helps in providing mental and social development of your child. The social and mental development of any child is very important for making them more mature and responsible citizens. School education makes your child becomes a social responsibility in different ways. The students in a school come from different backgrounds, religions, caste, and other factors. The school education helps them to think for the better of the community, the place where the children living instead of race or religion.
Confidence Level:
School education does not only help in academic excellence, skill development, knowledge of multiple languages, or skill development. But, school education also helps in increasing the confidence level of any child. The prime reason to bring the confidence level in any child is various team-building activities and other various activities in the form of arts, dance, yoga, music, etc. to bring a major improvement in child and boost child development.
Team Work:
Friendship is not the only thing that children can learn from school. A school environment gives the child an opportunity to learn to work in a team, which is one of the most real-world skills. There are many activities carried out in the school to make a team building. Through games and projects, and even participation in after-school sports, children can learn the importance of forging relationships with each other. These activities can also help us learn to manage difficult personalities, find our way as leaders, and better understand the way we work as individuals.
Why Smrti Academy is Important for Your Child
Smrti Academy is one of the best CBSE affiliated schools based out of Bangalore, the school provides education from Montessori education to Middle school. It provides a better education for your child and focuses on overall academic excellence, subjects, social & mental development, confidence level, and teamwork.
Smrti Academy has established themselves as one of the top school in Bangalore. Smrti Academy is a CBSE school in Huskur off Sarjapur Road, Bangalore. The school is considered as one of the best schools to HSR Layout, Sarjapur Road, Hosa Road, Electronic City, Ananthnagar, Bommanahalli, Bommasandra, Kaadubeesanahalli, Kasavanahalli, Rayasandra, Shantipura, Kodathi, Bellandur, and surrounding areas.
The school focuses on knowledge, skills, values, and attitude. A strong curriculum in academics and blending of academics and co-curriculum activities ensure that children can connect what is there in the books to real life.
San Juan, Puerto Rico- Dozens of high school students, who are interested in joining one of the nation’s military academies, participated in the US Service Academy Roundtable, hosted by the Puerto Rico Congressional Office, Oct 18, 2012.
The roundtable had the purpose of helping the students in the application process.
Representatives from West Point, the Air Force Academy, the Naval Academy, the Coast Guard Academy and the Merchant Marine Academy were present at the event to explain the admission process, the academic and physical standards, the daily life at the academies and the obligations and opportunities after graduation.
“The fact that you are here contemplating this course of action says a lot about you. It shows that you are highly motivated, that you want to challenge yourselves and that you are brave,” said Congressman Pedro Pierluisi during his opening remarks.
Applicants to all Service Academies, except the Coast Guard Academy, are required to obtain a nomination to the school. For students in Puerto Rico, the nomination is made by the Resident Commissioner.
Brig. Gen. Fernando Fernandez, the senior Army Reserve officer in the Caribbean, was also present during the event.
“Even if you do not get recommended to one of the Academies through the regular process, you can still pursue a career as an officer through the Army Reserve. The Army Reserve gets additional nominations to West Point,” said Fernandez.
According to Fernandez, the command of the Army Reserve in United States gets 90 seats at West Point every year. Most of these seats are not filled.
Last year, Spec. Ryne Aaron Flores became the first soldier from the local command being accepted to the West Point preparatory school, after being recommended by Fernandez.
Flores is now part of the 2016 West Point class.
Students from Southwest University of Political Science and Law in Chongqing Visit Widener Law
Eighteen students from South Southwest University of Political Science and law in Chongqing, China visited Widener Law’s Delaware campus on Monday, July 23rd.
The students, who were accompanied by Vice Dean Jerry Zhu and two chaperons, heard several presentations from Widener Law administrators in Polishook Hall 104. Multicultural Affairs Officer Troy Riddle spoke about the admissions process, Dean of Students Susan Goldberg gave them information on the curriculum, and Assistant Dean for Career Development LeaNora Ruffin spoke about legal careers. Widener Law maintains an exchange program with Southwest University of Political Science and Law, and several of the students in attendance asked many questions about both JD and LLM opportunities at Widener.
After the presentations, Troy gave the students a tour of the campus and then they headed back to New York City from where they will return to China. Vice Dean Zhu noted before he boarded the bus that the experience would be both memorable and life changing for his students.
Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Stephen Wilhite was instrumental in arranging the visit.
San Juan, Puerto Rico- Dozens of high school students, who are interested in joining one of the nation’s military academies, participated in the US Service Academy Roundtable, hosted by the Puerto Rico Congressional Office, Oct 18, 2012.
The roundtable had the purpose of helping the students in the application process.
Representatives from West Point, the Air Force Academy, the Naval Academy, the Coast Guard Academy and the Merchant Marine Academy were present at the event to explain the admission process, the academic and physical standards, the daily life at the academies and the obligations and opportunities after graduation.
“The fact that you are here contemplating this course of action says a lot about you. It shows that you are highly motivated, that you want to challenge yourselves and that you are brave,” said Congressman Pedro Pierluisi during his opening remarks.
Applicants to all Service Academies, except the Coast Guard Academy, are required to obtain a nomination to the school. For students in Puerto Rico, the nomination is made by the Resident Commissioner.
Brig. Gen. Fernando Fernandez, the senior Army Reserve officer in the Caribbean, was also present during the event.
“Even if you do not get recommended to one of the Academies through the regular process, you can still pursue a career as an officer through the Army Reserve. The Army Reserve gets additional nominations to West Point,” said Fernandez.
According to Fernandez, the command of the Army Reserve in United States gets 90 seats at West Point every year. Most of these seats are not filled.
Last year, Spec. Ryne Aaron Flores became the first soldier from the local command being accepted to the West Point preparatory school, after being recommended by Fernandez.
Flores is now part of the 2016 West Point class.
On February 12th Young European Ambassadors from Azerbaijan hosted annual kick-off event . The meeting aimed to rebuild connections, welcome new YEAs, identify new strategies, gain new skills, learn about EU-Funded programmes and networking.
70 YEAs participated in the meeting covering different sessions. During these sessions, Nargiz Abdullayeva, Senior Administrative Assistant of College of Europe gave detailed information about scholarship opportunities and the admissions process. In another info session, Parviz Bagirov, Head of the National Erasmus+ Office provided information on “Erasmus+ Opportunities” and held Q&A session. During the event YEAs made action plans and exchanged their ideas by proposing solutions to different issues
San Juan, Puerto Rico- Dozens of high school students, who are interested in joining one of the nation’s military academies, participated in the US Service Academy Roundtable, hosted by the Puerto Rico Congressional Office, Oct 18, 2012.
The roundtable had the purpose of helping the students in the application process.
Representatives from West Point, the Air Force Academy, the Naval Academy, the Coast Guard Academy and the Merchant Marine Academy were present at the event to explain the admission process, the academic and physical standards, the daily life at the academies and the obligations and opportunities after graduation.
“The fact that you are here contemplating this course of action says a lot about you. It shows that you are highly motivated, that you want to challenge yourselves and that you are brave,” said Congressman Pedro Pierluisi during his opening remarks.
Applicants to all Service Academies, except the Coast Guard Academy, are required to obtain a nomination to the school. For students in Puerto Rico, the nomination is made by the Resident Commissioner.
Brig. Gen. Fernando Fernandez, the senior Army Reserve officer in the Caribbean, was also present during the event.
“Even if you do not get recommended to one of the Academies through the regular process, you can still pursue a career as an officer through the Army Reserve. The Army Reserve gets additional nominations to West Point,” said Fernandez.
According to Fernandez, the command of the Army Reserve in United States gets 90 seats at West Point every year. Most of these seats are not filled.
Last year, Spec. Ryne Aaron Flores became the first soldier from the local command being accepted to the West Point preparatory school, after being recommended by Fernandez.
Flores is now part of the 2016 West Point class.
San Juan, Puerto Rico- Dozens of high school students, who are interested in joining one of the nation’s military academies, participated in the US Service Academy Roundtable, hosted by the Puerto Rico Congressional Office, Oct 18, 2012.
The roundtable had the purpose of helping the students in the application process.
Representatives from West Point, the Air Force Academy, the Naval Academy, the Coast Guard Academy and the Merchant Marine Academy were present at the event to explain the admission process, the academic and physical standards, the daily life at the academies and the obligations and opportunities after graduation.
“The fact that you are here contemplating this course of action says a lot about you. It shows that you are highly motivated, that you want to challenge yourselves and that you are brave,” said Congressman Pedro Pierluisi during his opening remarks.
Applicants to all Service Academies, except the Coast Guard Academy, are required to obtain a nomination to the school. For students in Puerto Rico, the nomination is made by the Resident Commissioner.
Brig. Gen. Fernando Fernandez, the senior Army Reserve officer in the Caribbean, was also present during the event.
“Even if you do not get recommended to one of the Academies through the regular process, you can still pursue a career as an officer through the Army Reserve. The Army Reserve gets additional nominations to West Point,” said Fernandez.
According to Fernandez, the command of the Army Reserve in United States gets 90 seats at West Point every year. Most of these seats are not filled.
Last year, Spec. Ryne Aaron Flores became the first soldier from the local command being accepted to the West Point preparatory school, after being recommended by Fernandez.
Flores is now part of the 2016 West Point class.
On February 12th Young European Ambassadors from Azerbaijan hosted annual kick-off event . The meeting aimed to rebuild connections, welcome new YEAs, identify new strategies, gain new skills, learn about EU-Funded programmes and networking.
70 YEAs participated in the meeting covering different sessions. During these sessions, Nargiz Abdullayeva, Senior Administrative Assistant of College of Europe gave detailed information about scholarship opportunities and the admissions process. In another info session, Parviz Bagirov, Head of the National Erasmus+ Office provided information on “Erasmus+ Opportunities” and held Q&A session. During the event YEAs made action plans and exchanged their ideas by proposing solutions to different issues
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Joan Liu, an advisor from ACS Cobham and a 2012 Sutton Trust US Programme student provide tips about working with your school during the admissions process.
At last the results are out. I secured A+, (ie more than 90%) in all the 10 subjects in the Board Exam ( Damn, we have grading system here and there's no way by which i can know my marks)
Now busy with admission process and school hunting. That's the reason why i am very irregular here :(
Missing your photo-streams very badly ;(
-aMiTh
Gaston Christian High School sponsored its annual Christian College Fair on Monday, September 24. Admissions representatives from 15 Christian colleges and universities met with students in grades 9-12 to provide information on their schools and to answer student questions about the college admissions process.
Wilmington University invites college-bound students and their families to College Prep Night on Feb. 6 at the New Castle campus to discuss the admission process, financial aid availability, and the WilmU experience.
Parents and students always find the college admission process enormously stressful. That is why they always look for proper college admission assistance. A complete college preparedness should include all necessary tips, college details, college address, course details and similar other information that is really helpful for the students.
For more information please visit: www.ontrac4college.com/
Financial Aid Saturday attendees speak with Old Dominion University representative Sheritta Clark about available programs and the ODU admissions process.
Un autorretrato mientras participaba del proceso de admisión 2010 al Instituto Nacional. Es tradición que algunos alumnos voluntarios de último año de secundaria reciban a los postulantes, les tomen la prueba y les hablen sobre el colegio.
A self-portrait while attending the 2010 admission process to the National Institute. Traditionally, some students volunteer high school seniors receive the applicants, they take the test and talk to them about school.
On February 12th Young European Ambassadors from Azerbaijan hosted annual kick-off event . The meeting aimed to rebuild connections, welcome new YEAs, identify new strategies, gain new skills, learn about EU-Funded programmes and networking.
70 YEAs participated in the meeting covering different sessions. During these sessions, Nargiz Abdullayeva, Senior Administrative Assistant of College of Europe gave detailed information about scholarship opportunities and the admissions process. In another info session, Parviz Bagirov, Head of the National Erasmus+ Office provided information on “Erasmus+ Opportunities” and held Q&A session. During the event YEAs made action plans and exchanged their ideas by proposing solutions to different issues
Asia Pacific Institute of Management(AIM), New Delhi wishes the best of luck to all students. With this video, we announce our admission process for the upcoming silver jubilee batch 2020-22.
AIM is one of the best institutes of Delhi, and due to its good placement track record, hundreds of students take admission every year. Let's walk ahead together, our strategically sound platform and your dedicated hard work will make the magic.
CAT date - 24th November 2019
AIM's first round of GD/PI is on 6th DECEMBER 2019
Register for this - www.asiapacific.edu/account/register
Best of Luck
“I was born and lived in Pakistan in my early childhood. When I was three my family found out I was deaf. My dad decided to go to the audiologist for hearing tests and hearing aids. He wanted an implant for me but they were too expensive and we couldn’t afford it at the time. After a difficult admission process, I went to a deaf school where I learnt sign language. We used a different language to here; it was a mixture of American with the native Pakistani sign language. The standard of education was poor and it was difficult for me to understand and progress. My experience at school made me quiet and I lost all confidence in myself.
When I came to the UK, there was a chance to start afresh. I learnt British Sign Language. I no longer struggled in class, and I joined a group called DEX who really helped me. I felt involved and part of something, and I was able to gain my confidence back. I don’t think I had fully accepted my deafness before that. It is difficult sometimes; the deaf world is very small. Personally, I don’t feel I need to restrict myself by only being around deaf people. If I want to be included in the hearing world then I must show that inclusion also. I’m thankful to the teachers, tutors and BSL interpreters who have helped me throughout my education. Without them I wouldn’t be the person I am today.”
On February 12th Young European Ambassadors from Azerbaijan hosted annual kick-off event . The meeting aimed to rebuild connections, welcome new YEAs, identify new strategies, gain new skills, learn about EU-Funded programmes and networking.
70 YEAs participated in the meeting covering different sessions. During these sessions, Nargiz Abdullayeva, Senior Administrative Assistant of College of Europe gave detailed information about scholarship opportunities and the admissions process. In another info session, Parviz Bagirov, Head of the National Erasmus+ Office provided information on “Erasmus+ Opportunities” and held Q&A session. During the event YEAs made action plans and exchanged their ideas by proposing solutions to different issues