CUNY to raise admissions standard for senior colleges (New York Daily News)
Study abroad in traditional way requires quite a lump sum of money. Tuition fees, living expenses, air plane ticket cost, student insurance coverage for study abroad and other hidden costs may add up to a larger lump sum. The high education cost may be a burden to many parents, and it may stop those parents to send their children to pursue a degree oversea if they can't get a scholarship for them. That's why traditional way of study abroad is for parents with good income or students that manage to a good scholarship that include both tuition fee and living allowance.
CUNY to raise admissions standard for senior colleges (New York Daily News)
The CUNY chancellor said the school will raise math test-score requirements for fall 2008 admissions at its 11 four-year colleges. The changes won't affect community colleges with open admissions policies.
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A new beginning: Life takes a different turn for puppy raiser and guide-dog-in-training (The Davis Enterprise)
Published Jun 19, 2007 - 13:13:51 CDT. Editor's note: This is the final in a series of stories on puppy raiser Julianne Phillips and her guide-dog-in-training, Randolph.
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McGraw-Hill Higher Education and MERLOT Form Alliance To Enhance Online Content For Colleges Nationwide (FinanzNachrichten)
NEW YORK, Aug. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- McGraw-Hill ( Nachrichten ) Higher Education, a leading provider of electronic and print learning materials, and Multimedia Educational Resource for Online Learning and Teaching (MERLOT), an international higher education consortium, have announced a strategic alliance intended to support MERLOT's Accelerating Development of Quality Hybrid and Online Courses ...
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York College of Nebraska names alum Smith head coach (InterMat)
It is finished. After a long and arduous search for the best possible wrestling coach, York College Athletic Director Chris Luther announced Tuesday that the right man has been chosen.
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Dodd Offers Plans For Affordable College (Hartford Courant)
Tuition, Student Loan Aid Proposed U.S. Sen. Christopher J. Dodd will outline a plan today designed to make college more affordable, including a proposal that would provide a free education to students attending two-year community colleges.
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Field of Dreams expands for local investor group (Plano Courier)
An investor group led by David Brooks, Chairman and CEO of McKinney-based Independent Bank Group and Vincent J. Viola of New York, announced the purchase today of Noel-Levitz, the nation’s leading enrollment management consulting firm for colleges and universities from student loan provider Sallie Mae.
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McGraw-Hill Higher Education and MERLOT Form Alliance To Enhance Online Content For Colleges Nationwide (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
McGraw-Hill Higher Education, a leading provider of electronic and print learning materials, and Multimedia Educational Resource for Online Learning and Teaching , an international higher education consortium, have announced a strategic alliance intended to support MERLOT's Accelerating Development of Quality Hybrid and Online Courses initiative.
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Massachusetts governor seeks $12 bln for roads, bridges, schools (Reuters)
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick on Monday proposed spending $12 billion over the next five years to help pay for new colleges and universities and roads and bridges.
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT (Real Estate News)
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Students who donate blood may win iPod (Courier Gazette)
The American Red Cross Blood Services, New York Penn Region announced August 1-11 as Student Donor Days in the Region. All age-eligible high school or college students (16-19) who donate blood during this time will be automatically entered into a random drawing to win an Apple 2GB iPod nano.
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CUNY to raise admissions standard for senior colleges (New York Daily News)
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