College students see tuition increases at Virginia's public schools (The Washington Examiner)
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College students see tuition increases at Virginia's public schools (The Washington Examiner)
Total tuition rates and mandatory fees at all Virginia public colleges and universities will rise almost 7 percent, an average of $6,547, for the coming school year, according to a new report released by the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia.
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Colleges here hustle to beef up security (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
On Chris Frey's first day of training as a resident assistant at Missouri Baptist University, he picked up a protective mask and pellet gun and pretended he was holding some of his friends hostage.
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Wake Forest promotes Prosser's top assistant (Denver Post)
Dino Gaudio has taken over for Skip Prosser before. More than two decades ago, Gaudio replaced Prosser at a parochial high school in West Virginia and eventually led that basketball team to a state title.
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Around Conference USA (USA Today)
Around Conference USA
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Higher education mall to offer courses from 8 campuses (Charleston Daily Mail)
Aspiring college students in southern West Virginia will soon have one facility that will allow them access to courses at eight colleges. The newly built Public Higher Education Center will open its doors Aug. 20 in Beckley.
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Local colleges expect largest freshman class yet (The News & Advance)
College students will begin to trickle back to the Lynchburg area in the coming weeks, and along with the thousands of returning students will come hundreds more freshmen than ever before.
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Colleges: Wake Forest picks Gaudio to succeed Prosser (Honolulu Advertiser)
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Wake Forest chose Dino Gaudio to succeed the late Skip Prosser today, entrusting the Demon Deacons' program to the veteran coach's longtime top assistant.
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White, Ormond appointed to head LHU colleges (Lock Haven Express)
LOCK HAVEN — Lock Haven University is welcoming two new deans to its administration with the retirements of Dr. Sue A. Malin, interim dean of the College of Education and Human Services, and Dr. Karen J. Harvey, interim dean of the College of Arts and Science.
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Hyman case dismissed (Daily Press)
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Emergency responders participate in a unique training class at UMHB in Belton (KCEN-TV Temple)
Updated: Aug 8, 2007 6:56pm College students are about to head back to campus, and following the tragedy at Virginia Tech, one local university is stepping up its emergency training.
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College students see tuition increases at Virginia's public schools (The Washington Examiner)
Some degree programs, such as medical related programs require students to complete certain hours of lab works before that can pass for a degree. Those universities that offer courses that require lab work or practical training will either have a special arrangement with the local organization for students to complete their course work locally or the students is required to travel for a short period of time to the university for the purpose.
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