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What Clothes Should I Wear For A 65-71 Degree School Day?

New postby Logan » 29 Oct 2012, 08:04

Should be high school appropriate and reasonably comfortable.
thanks.
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New postby Cameron » 29 Oct 2012, 08:04

I would say jeans capris or the sweat capris and a nice comfortablle graphic tee or maybe the 3/4 cut pull over hoodies. They have some at Hollister and I think Aeropostale.
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I hold a forigen high school degree , can i still go to...

New postby Hassie » 29 Oct 2012, 08:04

I hold a forigen high school degree , can i still go to college in the US ? what will i need to start with ?

I have a high school degree from Iraq ? i am planning to study accounting here in Texas , how can i start ? should i get any test before going to college ?
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New postby Adam » 29 Oct 2012, 08:05

TOEFL. Definately can not apply without having taken it. and just look at the international requirements its no biggy really. just be on top of things because texas application system is crazy. frikin 1 application for 500 schools
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What is the difference between a high school degree and an..

New postby Marquerite » 29 Oct 2012, 08:05

What is the difference between a high school degree and an adult school degree?

I got kicked out of school,
and Im not really doing anything right now,
and I was wondering if I should just go to adult school,
or keep trying to get into high school.
I hear that the diplomas earned afterwards differ a bit,
if anyone can,
can you/they tell me which ones better.
You can e-mail me the answer at Dick_Richards_111@Yahoo.com

Thank You !
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New postby Tamala » 29 Oct 2012, 08:05

When you say adult school, do you mean to get your GED? cause there is a big difference between a GED and High school diploma. Finishing highschool would definitely be a plus, but not for everyone. My brother just got so far behind cause of my sister, that he doesn't feel comfortable in school anymore. Now he's going for his GED and I think he's doing the right thing.
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Can an undergraduate degree in International Management...

New postby Fabiola » 29 Oct 2012, 08:05

Can an undergraduate degree in International Management compliment a Medical School degree?

Wondering if there would be a way to tie in the International Management under-graduate degree after completing medical school. Maybe in a policy related position?
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New postby Alysha » 29 Oct 2012, 08:05

Sure, you could work with the UN on one of the health related organizations, like WHO, etc. There's plenty of jobs around for doctors interested in world health and ways to improve it.
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Do i need a high school degree to become a pilot?

New postby Kasey » 29 Oct 2012, 08:05

I am thinking of quiting school and i was wondering if i can become a pilot with out a high school degree.?
i am not adverse to learning as long as what i am learning intrests me.
I am thinking of quiting school and i was wondering if i can become a pilot with out a high school degree.?
i am not adverse to learning as long as what i am learning intrests me.
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New postby Buck » 29 Oct 2012, 08:05

No the only thing you need is an 8th grade level math and thats it
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Is it possible to get into grad school with a Nationally...

New postby Rosette » 29 Oct 2012, 08:05

Is it possible to get into grad school with a Nationally Accredited School Degree?

I have a college degree from a nationally accredited school, is it still possible to get into a graduate school (a good one) with this degree and high GRE/GMAT scores?

The school is Westwood College, it is a candidate for regionally accreditation, so in a few years they might actually get regionally accredited title.
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New postby Delsie » 29 Oct 2012, 08:05

To be honest, it's unlikely you'd get into a top grad school out of Westwood. Not only is it not regionally accredited, which you do note, but it's also not considered particularly strong, academically.

However, if you do end up with very high GRE/GMAT scores, you may be able to get into a reputable graduate school somewhere. Maybe not the tops in its field, but solid, and reputable. For example, Simmons College in Boston every year accepts a few women into their MBA program who actually lack undergrad degrees; they likely wouldn't have a problem with Westwood, if your GMAT was good (and you were female.)

But you know what? Re: even the top level programs, exceptions to rules are made very occasionally. If you really do rock that GMAT, and if your work history is extremely strong, and you have an interesting story to tell, I'd actually have you contact someone at the very strong programs you're interested in: someone in admissions, for MBA schools, and the professor you'd most like to have as your mentor/advisor, for other masters degrees (those that require the GRE). Talk to them directly. Sell yourself. See what they say. Because I saw a man admitted directly into a PhD program at an elite university without an undergraduate degree of any sort, because he was so promising, and because he had a very unusual background. He's now the foremost scholar in his field. So it can happen. It just doesn't happen very often. Don't count on it. Have a backup plan.
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How can i find out if a degree from an online school will...

New postby Ira » 29 Oct 2012, 08:05

How can i find out if a degree from an online school will be accepted just like any other schools degree? HELP

Do I go through the Commision on Higher Education?
Just because the online school says they're accredited will other schools accept the tranfered credits & will prospective employer's take my degree seriously?
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New postby Bea » 29 Oct 2012, 08:05

That does get pretty confusing. Try going to this website.
http://www.ed.gov/admins/finaid/accred/ ... n_pg7.html

It helped me out.
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How come most of Hillary's supporters only have a...

New postby Everette » 29 Oct 2012, 08:05

How come most of Hillary's supporters only have a high school degree?

Although most Obama supporters are college educated, I keep hearing Hillary supporters claim Obama supporters are uninformed.

Yet, one of the main skills that colleges teach is critical thinking.

So, am I to conclude since Obama supporters are more than likely critical thinkers that Hillary supporters are easily manipulated?

No, I think that would be just as offensive as what Hillary supporters have been saying in every Q/A.
Seán O:

These are exit polls NOT statistics.
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New postby Marcelle » 29 Oct 2012, 08:05

I haven't been paying attention to the exit polling that much, but I did check out South Carolina's results. Obama scored very well among young individuals, black persons, and people with some college or a college degree. Hillary Clinton did best with people who had a high school degree or lower. Edwards did very well among white men and people who make over $50,000 and $200,000 a year.
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