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A Fine Day at North Georgia College

By Tracy Matlack on  From tracysworld.com
For all of you who have been following my posts, I want to write a quite update for you regarding my son Mark and his college applications . We have submitted all the paperwork we were required to submit; FAFSA, applications to colleges and ACT and SAT scores. Now it is just a waiting game. I am positive Mark will receive the Hope Scholarship because of his great grades, but I am really chomping at the bit to find out what we will receive for financial aid. I played hooky from work and the...Read Full Story

5 pieces of advice for getting into college

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5. Start thinking about college admissions during your freshman year. By the time senior year arrives, it may be too late to improve your grades or join extra-curricular groups or really improve your chances 4. Get the grades. I know, easier siad than done, but usually if you put just a little bit more effort in to the big tests each semester and schmooze a little bit with your teachers, you can move from a B to a B+ or even pull of an A...and that'll add up big time when it comes to college...Read Full Story

The ideal education: its contents and why they are essential for happiness

By John Vespasian on  From johnvespasian.blogspot.com
Newspapers and other media often paint a dark picture of contemporary education. Studies that compare the knowledge of mathematics of children in different countries add little to the discussion, since many question if teaching algebra to seven-year-old kids makes any sense at all. The modern school curriculum contains a wide range of subjects and attempts to develop children's talents in all directions. From music to History, from drawing to sports, everything is there to fascinate and...Read Full Story

Start Planning for College Early If You Want Your Child To Excel

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Have you ever asked a sophomore or junior in high school what they want to study at the university level or where they would like to go to college?  You can tell the which youngsters have started planning and preparing for college at an early age and those who haven’t got a clue.  Now, there is some truth to the fact that even those students who spend lots of time contemplating what they want to do with their lives still have no idea, and that’s ok.  At least they are engaging their brain on...Read Full Story

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January is the beginning of the college admission season for high school juniors and their parents. Energetic and well-informed high school counselors are assembling their notes for upcoming parents meetings that are usually valuable and informative. Yet, despite all the good data and advice, some f  
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January is the beginning of the college admission season for high school juniors and their parents. It’s just a formality, of course. In this region, the most college-focused in the nation, every season is college admission season. Read full article >>  
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In a provocative attempt to keep D.C. public school students focused on their futures, D.C. Council Chairman Kwame R. Brown (D) is sponsoring a bill that requires all students to take a standardized college admission test and then apply to attend at least one college or post-secondary institution. Under the legislation, which Brown will introduce at Wednesday's council meeting, all 70,000 ...  
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College preparedness explained at conferencenwitimes.comThe administrators explained to the college admissions counselors that, in partnership with ACT, Crown Point High School has effectively applied new tools and instruments to accelerate college readiness. Every eighth-grade student is assessed on ...and more »  
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PU to admit those with compartment in Class XIIExpressindia.comchandigarh In a decision that will bring relief to a large number of students waiting for admission to Panjab University (PU) and its affiliated colleges, the University has approved admissions to students who have compartment in Class XII. ...and more »  
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UCSC moves to new method on admissionsSan Jose Mercury NewsThe University of Washington and University of Wisconsin also use holistic review. It comes at a time when UCSC's acceptance rate has dropped to 68 percent. Until the mid-1990s, the campus could accommodate almost anyone who met UC's basic eligibility ...and more »  
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He forged Health Minister's signature, collected lakhsIndian ExpressA 27-year-old BTech graduate from a prominent university was arrested for allegedly promising admissions to students to various courses in reputed institutions like All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS). According to police, Ranjan Kumar ...and more »  
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Scholarship watchTimes of IndiaInstead they should check the Felix Scholarship box in the scholarships section of the university's application form for graduate study when applying for admission to their course. Link to the Oxford University graduate admissions page at www.ox.ac.uk/ ...  
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Getting into Delhi University, one of the most prestigious schools in India, can be even tougher than getting into an Ivy League school in the U.S. The university's College of Commerce takes less than 2 percent of applicants.  
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( CMT Offstage keeps a 24/7 watch on everything that's happening with country music artists behind the scenes and out of the spotlight.) I don't know how this college admissions thing works for celebs.  
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