Going to college is an exciting time in a person̢۪s life. Whether it is a community college, four-year University or Technical School, preparing for college is something that students should be thinking about when they enter high school. Here is how to get ready for college: ...read more
Finding the money to go to graduate school can be difficult. Funds through the Federal Aid may be limited because you have already gone to school twice. There are other places that funding may be available so that you can get your final degree. Because many institutions want to see you succeed, there are many places that will help you get through graduate school. ...read more
After you go to school for four years usually students can enter the workforce or continue their education. Most continue their education in the form of graduate school. Although the graduate schools are affiliated with the different colleges, it is important to learn about the differences. This will ensure you choose the right graduate school for your chosen career path. ...read more
The college search is a daunting process for nearly every future college student. There are so many colleges and universities out there, each with its own academic and extracurricular benefits and drawbacks. Staying organized is the best way to stay on top of the college search and ensure that you attend the best choice possible. ...read more
All medical schools are competitive, so you need to do everything you can to make yourself an attractive and memorable candidate. For osteopathic schools, this means showing that you are not only an excellent and capable student, but also that you are committed to patient care and osteopathic medicine. ...read more
Masters in Business Administration degrees are advanced degrees offered by many institutions to qualified applicants. These degrees often specialize in certain areas, such as economics, entrepreneurship, operations management and international business. Most MBA applicants have extensive work experience following graduation from their undergraduate school. ...read more
Thousands of people who've lost their jobs and cannot find suitable replacement work decide to return to school for advanced training. This may help them gain a new, advanced position in a different area of the same company or a totally different type of work all together. Many fields are open to new applicants and the only thing a student needs to learn is how to rank graduate schools to get the best for their money. ...read more
A coeducational campus is an institution that provides education to both male and female students. These students receive their education at the facility and may even reside at one of the schools dorms. There are several different coeducational schools in many different locations and finding the best campus for you, depends on your personal preferences. ...read more
Going to college is a big step in your life. It is natural for students to graduate from high school and continue their studies at a college or university. Whether you are a freshman in high school or a graduate from high school, there are many things you can do to prepare for the college admissions process. ...read more
A college admissions officer oversees and coordinates the recruitment of new and transfer students at a higher education institution. This administrator reviews applications, transcripts, test scores, extracurricular activities and academic interests. To become a college admissions officer requires a university degree as well as several years of relevant experience. ...read more
Are you considering getting a business degree? If so, you will want to take the proper amount of time to evaluate several business schools to ensure you make a good choice. Doing your research can make your entire experience at school more positive. There are many decisions you need to make and the following will give you some tips. ...read more
The time to apply for college roles around every year and some people are unsure of what college requires. There are several steps that need to be taken to ensure every aspect of this process is taken care of. Some colleges have a simple enrollment process and larger colleges require a lengthier process. It is important to get a jump-start and make sure you meet all the college admission requirements. ...read more
Going to college can be exciting and fun, yet financially devastating. College is so expensive that many people spend the rest of their lives paying off the debt of education. There are many ways to pay for college. With a little research, you should be able to find some financial assistance. ...read more
By Marlene November 02, 2011
english speakers: i would not recommend this school if you are not bilingual. i am an english speaker only and i had a horrible time trying to learn and adjust.... its not a good school if you are employed there and speak mainly english either ...read more
By Marlene November 02, 2011
Well, i think its unfair, i had just started working at BSA and because my spanish is not perfect they couldn't as i was told keep me and this was after 2 weeks. I speak spanish and it may not be perfect but I was raised here in the USA in NY, my parents are Puerto Rican and Colombian and because my spanish is Americanized they couldn't keep me. 1st of all our primary language in the USA is English so now I HAVE to be BILINGUAL to obtain a job. By the way I live in south Florida where immigrants migrate to. Why cant they learn english to obtain jobs instead of us having to learn spanish or creole to have to communicate with them? ...read more
By Ms Pam February 03, 2011
RJW Academy of ARTS & Sciences 13301 NW 24th Ave, Miami, FL 33167 USA . I am a parent that pulled her three children out of RJW Academy of Arts and Sciences after six days.. Grades k-3rd was taught in the same classroom by the same teacher. Grades 4 and up were taught in the same classroom by the same teacher. My 1st and 3rd grader were bringing home homework a grade below their academic level after they tested on or above their grade level. My 5th grader appeared to be receiving work on her grade level. There was no math teacher at the time. The Principal is very vague and a smooth talker who would make an excellent car saleswoman. Their lunch catering service consists of fast food take-out for their students that is picked up my a school employee. I would never recommend this school to anyone. ...read more
Introduction to Aromatherapy- $35.00 Ref #510162 1/28 7:30-9:30 This lecture provides students with an in-depth understanding of the history and uses of essential oils including basic methods of administration and therapeutic actions of each of the oils studied. Students learn to discuss aromatherapy including its history and development as well as identify and safely use 10 essential oils. Aromatherapy Blending Lab- $55.00 Ref#510163 2/5 7:30-9:30 Upon completion of Introduction to Aromatherapy, students will be able to create products and choose from a range of carrier oils and all natural ingredients. Students also begin to learn how to assess the quality of essential oils and understand the primary production methods. In this hands on lab students will make and take home personal care products, cleaning products and more. Practical Aromatherapy- $35.00 Ref# 510165 2/26 7:30-9:30 With today's hectic schedules, parents welcome safe and all natural alternatives to support their child's health and happiness. Essential oils offer simple, effective means to calm kids down, give them quality rest, and support healing the little injuries of childhood through natural means. Registration information: Register in person at MDC, Building #3 Room #3129 By phone 305-237-2161 Online @ www.mdc.edu/ce/kendall Instructor: Rachel Markel ...read more
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