The following is a guest post by Radhika Morabia a high school dropout and diploma holder. It was May of 2014. I d just received a call saying I officially failed school. They were being nice and just counting it as if I wasn’t enrolled for the whole semester. It was as if the dozens of hours I spent worrying and attempting to catch […]
Jackson Susan Hood PhDBest Time EVER We went on Nite Tours just last weekend, and we had the time of our life. We started at Caramel Lounge with 2for1 drinks as we checked in for our tour. We then went over to Prive night club at Planet Hollywood. The VIP Host was Lindsey and she was so much fun, she got us straight in with No Line […]
There are four major categories of degrees available for postsecondary students: associate, bachelor s, master s and doctoral degrees. Earning one of these degrees can take 2-8 years, depending on the level of the degree and field of study. Graduate-level programs may require students to complete one or more undergraduate programs […]
Tracy Lapierre Board Vice-President, Trustee Area II: Clear Creek, Grass Valley, Ready Springs School Districts December 2012-present Tracy worked for the Department of Defense as an Administrative Assistant for 10 years before moving to Nevada County in 2001. She is currently working as a Manager at a local restaurant and is a Residential […]
High school students today are reading books intended for children with reading levels far below those appropriate for teens, according to a recent report. A compilation of the top 40 books teens in grades 9-12 are reading in school shows that the average reading level of that list is 5.3 - barely above the fifth grade. A fifth-grade […]
St. Davids (Main) Campus 1300 Eagle Road Saint Davids, PA 19087 Phone: 610-341-5800 (Some GPS devices list Wayne, PA as the town rather than Saint Davids) From I-476 (The Blue Route): Take Exit 13 (St. Davids/Villanova). Turn left off the ramp onto Route 30 (Lancaster Avenue) At light for Radnor-Chester Road (Radnor Hotel on corner) […]
The Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in Poland are divided into state (public) and private (non-public) institutions. There are two main categories of higher education institutions: university-type and non-university institutions . In the university-type HEIs, at least one unit is authorised to confer the academic degree of Doctor […]
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