Do all schools in USA have counselors or psychologists for students to speak if they have problems?
or not ? is it good?
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yea i think so.... there good
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Not all of them but lots do. My school assigns counselors to students, and, the counselor is the one who deals with moving classes, passing the grade, and, speaking to the students when they need help.
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All teachers and counselors care about are the students with no disabilities.
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All public schools are reqiured to. Private schools probably have them too. And I don't know if they're good, but they're free.
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All public schools have both. Yes.
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dont know about usa,but we do in scotland.
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Saturday, July 24, 2010
Friday, July 16, 2010
o to a university in USA if I finish high school in Europe
Can I go to a university in USA if I finish high school in Europe?
If so,what do I need?Do I have to have specific grades or something?
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Yes,you can.But it's a long process.Also you should know that The Ivy Leagues (Cornell,Columbia,Princeton,Yale,Harvard,University of Pennsylvania,Brown etc) have really high standards.Really good grades are not enough,you must have an impressive CV in order to stand out (eg. community service,foreign languages,excellence in music or sports etc) . Before doing anything,contact the American embassy in your country and ask if they have a specific bureau for people who want to study in the US.They can help you more.You could also check the websites of the Universities that interest you,they give many details on their requirements.After you get accepted at a University you'll be able to get a VISA and you're ready to go.
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Yes you can actually. I know for a fact that Harvard accepts A-levels and IB. GCSE's are also highly thought of as well.
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There are many, many universities in the USA. Go on line and find some you like. Contact them for application and info on obtaining right papers. Entrance requirements vary greatly. Reputations vary greatly. Course offerings and campus life styles vary greatly. Find a college or university that suits you and offers the course of study you want. Check out what happens to its graduates. Can they get jobs in places and in fields that you might want to work in. Knowing exactly what you want to get out of your university studies is crucial. There are many colleges in USA as well as the universities. Also small universities. Be careful since some "colleges" are profit-making. A state supported college or university is often your best buy. If you belong to a Christian denomination, your church may have colleges that you might want to attend.
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If so,what do I need?Do I have to have specific grades or something?
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Yes,you can.But it's a long process.Also you should know that The Ivy Leagues (Cornell,Columbia,Princeton,Yale,Harvard,University of Pennsylvania,Brown etc) have really high standards.Really good grades are not enough,you must have an impressive CV in order to stand out (eg. community service,foreign languages,excellence in music or sports etc) . Before doing anything,contact the American embassy in your country and ask if they have a specific bureau for people who want to study in the US.They can help you more.You could also check the websites of the Universities that interest you,they give many details on their requirements.After you get accepted at a University you'll be able to get a VISA and you're ready to go.
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Yes you can actually. I know for a fact that Harvard accepts A-levels and IB. GCSE's are also highly thought of as well.
3 :
There are many, many universities in the USA. Go on line and find some you like. Contact them for application and info on obtaining right papers. Entrance requirements vary greatly. Reputations vary greatly. Course offerings and campus life styles vary greatly. Find a college or university that suits you and offers the course of study you want. Check out what happens to its graduates. Can they get jobs in places and in fields that you might want to work in. Knowing exactly what you want to get out of your university studies is crucial. There are many colleges in USA as well as the universities. Also small universities. Be careful since some "colleges" are profit-making. A state supported college or university is often your best buy. If you belong to a Christian denomination, your church may have colleges that you might want to attend.
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Thursday, July 8, 2010
USA High school & Math question HELP!!!
USA High school & Math question HELP!!!?
OK.............So if someone graduated high school in class of 1979, how old would they have been?? Im tracking old family down and dont want to contact someone if its the wrong person lol
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That person would be 46, 47, or 48.
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about 50 years old
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OK.............So if someone graduated high school in class of 1979, how old would they have been?? Im tracking old family down and dont want to contact someone if its the wrong person lol
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That person would be 46, 47, or 48.
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about 50 years old
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Thursday, July 1, 2010
Does anybody know of a British History course I can order online
Does anybody know of a British History course I can order online?
I'm a 16 year old Jr. in high school (usa) and i am interested in learning British History. I recently returned for england on a 10 day soccer (football) trip and would like to learn more about its history. I am not looking for normal reading material or British literature, just a text book or course like schools use for American History. If you have any websites that i can order from that would be great.
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Most courses online are likely to be university/college level which means they will be pricey. For my first post-secondary class on British history we used the textbook "Peoples of British Isles" by Lehmberg (Volume One) and Heyck(Volumes two and three). It may not be as simple as the textbooks used in many high school history classes, but it will give you a much better and in depth understanding of the history. You may also want to do a google scholar search for journal articles.
I'm a 16 year old Jr. in high school (usa) and i am interested in learning British History. I recently returned for england on a 10 day soccer (football) trip and would like to learn more about its history. I am not looking for normal reading material or British literature, just a text book or course like schools use for American History. If you have any websites that i can order from that would be great.
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Most courses online are likely to be university/college level which means they will be pricey. For my first post-secondary class on British history we used the textbook "Peoples of British Isles" by Lehmberg (Volume One) and Heyck(Volumes two and three). It may not be as simple as the textbooks used in many high school history classes, but it will give you a much better and in depth understanding of the history. You may also want to do a google scholar search for journal articles.
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