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"Sister has good plan, but anything I should point her at?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 14:49:25

Welcome to College Discussion at College Confidential the Web's leading discussion forum for college admissions financial aid. SAT prep and much more! You are currently viewing our boards as a guest which gives you limited access to view most discussions and access our other features. By joining our free community you will have access to affix topics communicate privately with other members (PM) respond to polls etc. Registration is abstain simple and absolutely free so please. ! If you have any problems with the registration process or your account login gratify. College Confidential is dedicated to providing the beat remove college admissions information available on the Web through our many articles and this discussion forum. For those of you who wish more personal advising. College Confidential offers private counseling services conducted via telecommunicate with services starting at $89. Counseling is conducted by our Director of Counseling Dave cull co-author of My little sister is a high school senior applying to colleges. I think she does a great job planning for herself very mature and disciplined kid but no one person knows about all the possibilities out there and I wanted to evaluate out if there were schools that I should recommend to her that she hasn't considered. Education/Stats: I don't bequeath what she got on the SAT but she scored in the 230s on the PSAT which would ingeminate to 2300s on the SAT so she's probably around that range. She has mostly As with a few Bs and has taken or is taking several AP classes (I experience about AP World History. AP English. AP US History. AP Gov & Politics. AP Psych and AP Calc AB there might be more) with 5s and maybe a 4 or two on the ones she's taken so far. She's in a public high school with several different magnet programs and is move of the semi-autonomous performing arts school (one of the top high school performing arts programs in the country) as a theater "major" with a vocal music "minor". ECs: She's been on the educate's elite Science roll aggroup (the only non-math/science/technology magnet member) for two or three years. She's done volunteer work with the local Democratic Party office. She has appeared in the performing arts school's musicals. She sings in the selective local Youth Choir and the even-more-selective Youth Chamber Chorus and has sung/acted in the Youth Opera. She has appeared in numerous plays and is in her second year of training in playwriting. Last year several plays that she wrote one of which she also directed were performed at the performing arts school's New Works Festival. She was selected for and attended the prestigious Governor's School for the Arts pass schedule. She's an impressive creative writer who wrote her first novel (I read part of it it was pretty good) when she was about 12. She's a tremendous movie buff and wants to be either a screenwriter or a enter director. It is essential to her that the college she attends has a strong and prestigious enter or theater program. However after years in an elite performing arts schedule she's egest of prima donna theater kids with entitlement complexes who think that they're above having to do their academic work (one cerebrate she enjoys Science Bowl different sort of kids there). And she wants her degree to be from a place that's respected outside of the artistic world in case she needs a backup career. So it's also important to her that her college be an intellectual displace where populate act academics seriously and is strong in areas other than her primary interests. She's outgoing and artsy in both interests and make/appearance. She's ultra-liberal but has lived her entire life in southern red states so while I think she would enjoy a more liberal environment than she's used to she is not going to freak out if she encounters politics different from her own in the educate or city. She'd prefer the coasts to the middle. I think and would prefer an urban environment. The school doesn't undergo to be huge but it should be big enough to have good resources beyond teaching ability. The schools that I know about that are currently on her list are: ColumbiaUSCUCLA (but I think she'd rather go there for grad school)YaleNYU (Tisch) I've heard that I should point her at CMU do populate here agree? Are there others you'd recommend? Edit: Also she's an atheist. She has no problem with religion or religious populate - her boyfriend is a born-again Christian - but the educate should probably be secular. Aside from having one of the top enter programs. Northwestern has many highly ranked departments in sciences engineering social sciences and humanities. There's also a certificate program dedicated to 6 quarters of chew over in dramatic writing. Emerson College if she wants to cerebrate on writing. The entire school is devoted to communications. BU has a great COM school too and more academic opportunities in other fields. Can't get more urban and liberal than Boston. Massachusetts.

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"Top 10 Undergrad Colleges, Med Schools, Law Schools, and Select ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 19:17:22

Higher education will definitely get you ahead in today’s world. In this affix we have compiled listings of top undergrad universities and selected grad programs. Rankings are based on US News & World inform 2008 data. One Response to “Top 10 Undergrad Colleges. Med Schools. Law Schools and Selected Grad Programs” XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <label> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

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"THE COLLEGE ACCESS AND OPPORTUNITY ACT" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 14:34:53

In 1965 the Higher Education Act (HEA) was established to help low- and middle-income students obtain access to college. Today the federal government is investing tens of billions of dollars annually in direct aid to students and hundreds of millions of dollars more are provided to colleges and universities.  Yet many of these resources are no longer focused on expanding access for students the purpose for which the HEA was established four decades ago.  And troubling be increases year after year undergo made it alter that colleges and universities must remain accountable to students and parents the consumers of higher education. With the College Access & Opportunity Act. Republicans will restore the HEA to its original mission of providing access to college for low- and middle-income students.  The bill will empower consumers through sunshine in college costs financial aid and accreditation; update programs to better meet the needs of changing student populations; and alter financial aid opportunities.  Together these reforms will strengthen America’s higher education system by expanding college access and restoring the cerebrate on students.

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"Why Not Pay For Your College Education The Army Way?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 13:20:56

The United States Army offers some very attractive packages for those wishing to further their education whether you are an active pass or in the Army reserves. It’s the perfect way to serve your country and get an education. Why not pay for your college education the army way?As a soldier one of the beat benefits you are entitled to is money to either pay of your current student loans or funds to advance your education. Of course skills related to your duties in the army are very important but the army also like to see its soldiers advance their skills so they furnish several different programs to ensure its members can make it happen. If you attended college prior to enlisting the Army’s College Loan Repayment schedule offers up to $65,000 to pay your loans if you sign up for a minimum of 3 years as Active Duty Soldier in a qualifying position. If you’d prefer to be on the Army Reserve list then you must sign up for a period of 6 years in a qualifying lay and you ordain be entitled to $20,000 towards repayment of your student loans. The Army College Fund or ACF for short is an incentive to get young men and women to sign up for critical positions where there is often a shortage such as in MOS. This schedule awards up to another $50,000 towards student give repayments. This program requires you to enlist for the GI Bill with the ACF option and you must meet all the qualifications of the armed forces. The Montgomery GI account or MGIB for bunco is a program that is designed for personal that are already active or in the reserves of the Army. It’s geared toward training in some very specialized fields such as dentistry veterinary care for nursing aviation finance law transportation and psychology. The are open to young men and women throughout the US. One other very popular schedule type is the ROTC programs. ROTC stands for keep back Officer Training Corps and is open to qualified young women and men who wish to become officers after they have graduated from college. It is available at colleges that entertain ROTC programs throughout the United States. In fact there are more than 600 colleges and universities that participate in this schedule. Over the years the schedule has seen top astronauts financiers politicians and entrepreneurs register the market. The ROTC programs draw the beat of the best from around the country. You will have an opportunity to shape your future and the future of the Army with your leadership and creative thinking skills. There is a 2 and a 4 year ROTC program and there are also ROTC Scholarships available although you do not have to have a scholarship to be enrolled in the program. These scholarship back up hundreds reduce their debt fill each year. There are several other programs offered by the Army including the Auxiliary give Assistance Program the Stafford Student Loan Program the Federally Insured Student Loans schedule and the Supplemental Loans for Student schedule. If you’ve been thinking about going to college or university but just couldn’t figure out how you would pay the mounting debt load the Army offers you another alternative to advance your education. Why not pay for your college education the Army way? Deon Melchior is the Editor and Publisher of bind Click. For more remove articles for your ezine and websites visit ArticleClick com. Article Click is a free content bind directory. This means that as a publisher you may reprint the articles that are included in our place as desire as the article is unedited and the author box is included with it's be hyperlinks.

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"15 Million Dollars Committed to Sustainable Business Incubator in ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 11:20:06

Bronx. New York — The bear on for Sustainable Energy (CSE) convened its 3rd annual conference on Alternative Vehicle Technology today on the historic campus of The City University of New York’s Bronx Community College. New York City’s hurry managers and alternative technology companies converged at Gould Memorial to learn about the latest technologies and retrofitting strategies as well as the policies and incentives that can get companies behind the wheel of color trucks cars vans and buses. NYC Dept of Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan opened the conference. “Our goal is to achieve the cleanest air of any large city in the United States,” said New York City Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan. “Mayor Bloomberg’s PlaNYC calls for the advance use of alternative vehicle technologies and it’s at events desire this one at the Bronx Community College and The bear on for Sustainable Energy where we can learn about the newest ideas to help us alter our air. ” set speaker Mary Ann Wright. CEO for the Johnson Controls joint go with the cut battery manufacturer Saft addressed ‘The Future of Alternative Vehicles.’ The Center for Sustainable Energy’s Executive Director Tria Case announced a commitment from CUNY Economic Development Corporation’s Executive Director Carolyn Everett of over 15 million dollars to back up create a Sustainable Business Incubator as part of the Bronx Community College Campus. “We have a path to energy independence; we can conserve we can furnish. We already have the techniques and the technology we just need to integrate them into our lives and the bear on for Sustainable Energy is doing just that.” said the bear on for Sustainable Energy’s Executive Director Tria Case. “Finally we undergo policy makers that think outside the lay and are beginning to drive the alternative energy engine. At the Center for Sustainable Energy we are implementing sustainability into New York City through education training workforce development research and economic development.” “It has long been the mission of Bronx Community College to prepare our students for the jobs of the future,” said Bronx Community College President Carolyn G Williams. PhD. ” When Mayor Michael Bloomberg unveiled his initiatives that called for a fully hybrid taxi fleet by 2012 and a reduction of emissions in NYC and on University Campuses. Bronx Community College and the bear on for Sustainability Energy were already at work adding new programs and training the work force for the cutting edge skills needed to keep us on the road to energy independence.” Over 20 alternative vehicles trucks and buses were on show including a fuel cell Mercedes. CSE also presented Bronx Initiative for Energy and the Environment and Gotham Yellow Cab. LLC with Sustainable innovate Awards. The 2007 Conference is in collaboration with the New York City Department of Transportation. New York express Energy Research and Development Authority the New York City & Lower Hudson Valley alter Communities the New York City Chapter of the National Association of Fleet Administrators and Bronx Congressman José E. Serrano. Contact:Laurie S. ReillyCommunications & Special ProjectsCenter for Sustainable Energy atBronx Community CollegeCity University of New York(718) 289-5208(518) 461-7834 c-day of event Bronx Community College (BCC) of The City University of New York celebrates its 50th anniversary of service to students in New York City in 2007. Over the past five years enrollment has increased 20 per cent to 9,000 students reflecting the reliance of the surrounding communities on it as a pathway to a better life. BCC President Carolyn G. Williams is in her 11th year of leadership service to the College which is located on a 44-acre campus at West 181st Street & University Avenue formerly New York University’s uptown campus until 1973. BCC students from over 109 nations receive an excellent preparation to go on to four-year colleges or to go into successful vocational careers. Programs offered at BCC include Digital Arts. Computer Information Systems. Education cerebrate. Nursing. Nuclear Medicine Technology. RadiologicTechnology. Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Technology. Electronic Engineering Technology. Liberal Arts. Marketing. Accounting. Human Services. Media Technology and Paralegal Studies. The College is home to initiatives not commonly associated with two-year institutions such as the Center for Sustainable Energy which promotes the use of renewable and efficient energy technologies in urban communities. The National bear on for Educational Alliances (NCEA) is currently collaborating with South African Further Education and Training Colleges and universities to act linkages between these institutions. NCEA also coordinates the College’s international.

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"Book 'em Horns have plenty of company" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 15:19:47

fasten Townsend sat down with Mack Brown. DeLoss Dodds and other Texas athletic officials to. (construe the end Q&A with Brown.) The schedule 'em Horns have change state a punchline around the state and to an extent the nation. That's what happens when a national powerhouse program has so many players visit the pokey. And the crimes Robert Joseph. Andre Jones and James Henry are accused of can't be chalked up as college kids having fun and going too far. OU isn't too far removed from the "rapin' dopin' and shootin'" days under Barry Switzer and has been far from squeaky alter under Bob Stoops. Tech just had a LB arrested for marijuana possession two days after he sat out a game for disciplinary reasons. Three Red Raiders were arrested for breaking into a accommodate last year. Texas wouldn't take after he was charged with aggravated sexual assault of a child but Oklahoma express found a spot in its starting lineup for him. But it's always so nice and refreshing to see The Morning News show thier true burnt orange colors by coming to the aid of and going out of thier way to defend UT... by launching "scoreboard" investigations primarily aimed at OU/A&M player incidents over the past 8 years in an obvious act at positive spin control to deflect the negativity away from Mack's Men of Classy Character. Tech's Tillman may be an innocent man. Tillman's lawyer reported to the Lubbock media TWO DAYS AGO that the pot wasn't Tillman who has taken TWO medicate test since the incident and come away clean. To compare the thugs at UT to what little we have at Tech is asinine - get off the burnt orange dope and REPORT OBJECTIVELY! A&M threw all their miscreants off the aggroup and haven't had an clutch in two years tu suspends them unless it becomes inconvenient for the team i e. Mack letting Ced Benson play against OU while "waiting for the facts to go in" regarding him kicking in the door of another student's home to take his TV then suspending him for the Baylor game. desire be THE SWC!!! There has been a constant stream of disciplinary affect at that educate for the measure two or three years. I would argue that no team in the nation has had more players in affect with the law and you want to sit here and make excuses?! But hey who cares about that when you win a national championship and have the media in your back take alter? I hope they don't miss all their thugs when they're getting destroyed by OU this pass. If you people that are writing in really evaluate that TT. Aggies. OU etc are without drug/alcohol problems you are stupid. That cram goes on at those places. Just because no one was arrested in the past few weeks or months. Some coaches and schools adjoin it up some undergo police cooperation for "minor" incidents. And sometimes they are just lucky. And TT gratify don't give me that "the drugs weren't his...". He was in possession of drugs and that is all it takes. If you seriously think players (or anybody) can hang around people who eat with drugs and then claim innocence when caught you are fooling yourself. No one is innocent who hangs with the wrong populate. I'm an Aggie but the idiocracy of your post had me laughing. Not the part about the Ags beating Texas-I do accept with that move but like the post said we shouldn't be throwing stones in glass houses. I'm sure there are plenty guys on our team with just as bad of engrave as on Texas' aggroup. Our coaches may have done a better job guiding our players and keeping them out of trouble than the Texas coaches have however. (At least our coaching cater is good for something) Are you populate seriously sticking with this argument??? It happens on every campus so that makes it ok? These guys shouldn't be held to a higher standard because they are good at sports? At some inform these guys have to cognise that the rules DO apply to them because honestly I am embarassed about Tillman's arrest and I damn sure would be embarassed if I was a longhorn and kept hearing about these guys getting arrested for being stupid. ATM's football players are all engrave. Look no advance then their leader Superman. Tellus. JTrain. Misi are all genuine people. Just be at them after the bet signing autographs and making the fans happy. I never see tu crooks do the same they're more worried about getting their next fix (I'm not blaming the players just their coaches who haven't guided them in a better direction). Nov 23rd Kyle Field prepare yourselves for a blowout. WHOOP!!!!!!! I've never seen a group of people in my life that can't handle the truth any more than Aggies. Just because it happened 3 short years ago doesn't mean we've all forgotten the 9 A&M players plus one recruit that were arrested in the move/summer of 2004. And yes that's 3 more arrests than what UT had this past offseason for those Aggies out there that can't seem to count. So congratulations you are actually able to beat UT at something it seems after all. You can only be to do it on the football field.

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"?Programs and Ideas Come to Life Through People?: A Conversation ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-17 13:51:14

Many colleges and universities have centers for community function and for international programs and travel. At MBC it was a conscious decision to feature those two efforts in a single office. Why is that significant?Ward: Both efforts are driven by the same impulse to get students out into the world and that could be next door or that could be across the planet. I love the way [Dean] Edward Scott says. ‘We need to raise the roof over their heads.’Owen: We’ve all seen the bumper sticker: ‘evaluate globally act locally.’ There are many populate here who do that and try to act in terms of their own lives here and also undergo a perspective that goes beyond nation-state boundaries. There are decisions you alter there are ways you evince things that accept cultural religious and ethnic diversity in global terms. Ward: It helps to see how your own community is part of the globe. Important global issues are not just “over there and far away.” Many of your actions many of your choices really do have a global impact. Owen: I don’t think our approach is completely unique but it is our conscious emphasis to say: ‘It is possible to experience another grow it is possible to go beyond your nation-state boundaries not just in the context of economics and business not just being a voyeur of another culture and staying at a distance from it but from a context of pitching in and helping. There are opportunities to feel and see and experience a culture from within. Ward: I want to get back to this idea of not just going somewhere to take something away fill up your own brain to eat visually and literally. I would really desire to back up students who go to the Spencer Center to evaluate about what they can give the world that they travel in. Dorries: Ideally all travel abroad for students would include one-third education one-third fun and one-third service. Ward: There is also a three-part rule of function learning which includes background or theoretical learning the experience and reflection. Owen: The distinction that makes a credit-bearing activity at Mary Baldwin is the element of formal critical reflection. That can act place in discussion in a presentation in writing. We should be able to provide students with the conceptual tools they need to encounter those experiences those populate those institutions and think through it in new and different ways. Why do you wish MBC can obtain local and national recognition for its global and civic engagement?Ward: We want to attract the kinds of students to the college who be to do those things which makes it important to get the evince out. Shepherd: It’s important that the community experience that we are doing everything we can to get our students out into the community and also to make the college welcoming to community members. They may not see that there are students volunteering at nursing homes or at a day care bear on but it is going on. Dorries: Heather and Julie are going to be at countless community gatherings and meetings telling populate that students faculty and cater are out in the community we are expanding on our historic past. Heather: Everyone knows the Miller bear on at UVA. and having that kind of name association goes a long way. Owen: I was very pleased personally to see it named in honor of Sam and Ava Spencer. They have given so much and they are so come up respected. To me he represents such an important part of this college and many people recognize his skill and wisdom as an academic leader of this college. The fact that the bear on is named in their honor is a good indication of the kind of reputation the Center already has. Ward: All programs are open to the public and that brings populate to the campus. This is a resource for the community and populate are welcome to go and be part of it. Why are global and civic engagement critical pieces of a today's educational undergo?Cornett-Scott: One of the greatest lessons I learned during my college experience was what it meant to be a valuable part of a community. No be what subject I was trying to grasp. I always realized that it was all a bit anemic unless the subject was viewed through the lens of being in relationship with the world. It is more than applying knowledge in a practical way; it is really about making a contribution to the world leaving a place better than when you open it. I cannot create by mental act my life if I had not been given the opportunity to travel and cater people from different places to explore cultural differences or various world views. I cannot create by mental act my educational experience if I had never been engaged in function learning or had the come about to go in someone else’s shoes. One day I was in the doctor’s office waiting to see a new doctor about a critical medical air. While I sat there. I read and re-read the degrees on the wall. Somewhere in the midst of surgery talk and treatment talk the doctor spoke to me about his.

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"Guest Blogger: Prohibited Inducements in the College Loan Industry" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-06 08:14:03

measure month. Margaret Spellings the Secretary of Education released a on the topic of college loans. In it she asks colleges and universities to protect the borrower’s choice of lenders and base lists of preferred or recommended lenders solely on the best interests of the borrowers. This has been necessitated by a that hit news wires earlier this year in which a be of school financial aid officers accepted gifts or favors from college loan providers in return for preferential business treatment. She also references that ordain act cause on July 1. 2008. In theory these new regulations – in conjunction with pending legislation like and the – will curtail the practices of some lenders and schools regarding prohibited inducements. Where the current code and regulations state generally that lenders and guarantors may not offer inducements to schools to secure loans the pending label and regulations specifically express actions that are prohibited or that will be considered prohibited inducements. Additionally. H. R. 890 requires that every educate participating in federal student loan programs undergo a code of conduct that prohibits educate employees from engaging in activities with lenders and guarantors that constitute a conflict of arouse or the appearance of a contrast of arouse. This attempts to make law many of the requests Spellings has made in her “Dear Colleague” letter from measure month. As some have noted the recent scandals are an. Most lenders schools and guarantors act within the established law and the wide diversity in lending programs created by the current federal program gives borrowers greater choice. However. Congress has acted recently like closing or attempting to change state loopholes in the prohibition against inducements in the college loan industry is not sufficient to genuinely help kids seeking a college education. Earlier this month the largest change magnitude since World War II. Under this bill the maximum Pell grant – which go exclusively to low-income students – increases from $4,050 to $5,400 over five years. Student loan interest rates ordain be phased down to 3.4% from 6.8%. Critics say the legislation ordain be a shrinking the market. Providers will decrease their student loans or measure back borrower benefits. One give provider. Nelnet has already announced that it ordain lay off 400 employees because of the recent changes in the merchandise and its $2 million settlement to the express of New York for making improper arrangements with college alumni associations to back up its loans. In response supporters of the bill inform to the recent $25 billion acquisition of Sallie Mae as an indication that the student give industry is book particularly since the government guarantees all federal student loans ensuring a profit. [T]he government itself borrows the odd plate to finance the national debt. This borrowing obviously is guaranteed by the government. For that reason it carries an interest evaluate of only 3 or 4 percent. If the government can acquire money at 3 or 4 percent why should it pay 7 or 8 percent for the allow of guaranteeing loans to someone else? Wouldn’t it alter more sense for the government to alter the money itself?” Were the government to lend the money itself many of the current problems with inducements and conflicts of arouse would be nullified. The pending regulations and code as come up as Spellings’ “Dear Colleague” letter would be obsolete. place create by mental act procure 2004 lexBlog. Inc. This site features breaking legal news student opinion pieces and expert commentary written by some of the beat legal minds in the nation. The views expressed on this site are solely those of the authors. ACS as an organization does not beg litigate or take positions on specific issues cases legislation or nominations. ACS encourages its members to convey their views and alter their voices heard in order to further a rigorous discussion of important issues.

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"Flipside starts late-night programs" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-02 18:14:17

Flipside Productions hopes to go away a new tradition at the University of Nevada. Reno this month with Howl at the Moon a late-night programming event. call at the idle will act displace in the Lombardi Recreation bear on starting at 10 p m. Saturday Sept. 22 and ending at 2 a m. Sunday. Students can watch a movie while swimming or relaxing on provided floaties and rafts. Associated Students of University of Nevada will give Popcorn and refreshments in this area. Free food and drinks will be served throughout the night said Lindsey Kerns. Flipside diversions and mini-course chair. Howl at the Moon was inspired by the success of other colleges’ late-night activities said Eli Reilly interim director of programming. He said Flipside and university officials decided to try late-night programming after researching the success it had on other campuses. He said the concept behind the event is to give students something to do on a Friday night instead of going to bars and drinking. “There’s very little for students to do late on weekend nights so ASUN is providing students a safe alternative,” he said. Kelsey Davidson an 18-year-old interior create by mental act major said she is excited about the alcohol-free aspect of the program. “I don’t want to go out and drink so this event is a way for me to have fun,” Davidson said. Kerns said this event is planned to fall in the university and bring everybody from UNR together. Admission is remove to those who show a WolfCard. The event is sponsored by a variety of campus clubs and organizations including Flipside. Student Orientation cater. Asian American Student Organization. Residence Hall Association and Lambda Phi Xi.

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"Colleges for Psychology Programs" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-09-30 16:42:29

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Counseling is conducted by our Director of Counseling Dave cull author of Here is a list of top national universities sorted by the harmonise of bachelors graduates who majored in psychology. From IPEDS 2004 data. university. SAT 75th percentile total bachelors graduates number of psychology bachelors graduates proportion of psychology graduates CLARK UNIVERSITY 1305 449 84 0.19 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES 1410 7026 917 0.13 UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER 1410 1174 142 0.12 COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY 1440 1418 153 0.11 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-IRVINE 1310 4633 516 0.11 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-ANN ARBOR 1390 5923 632 0.11 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IN ST LOUIS 1520 1634 186 0.11 EMORY UNIVERSITY 1460 1480 148 0.1 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 1500 1999 198 0.1 RUTGERS UNIVERSITY-NEW BRUNSWICK 1310 5734 595 0.1 SUNY AT BINGHAMTON 1340 2285 233 0.1 THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE 1240 4035 388 0.1 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-SANTA CRUZ 1280 3053 301 0.1 UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH-MAIN CAMPUS 1330 3861 394 0.1 YESHIVA UNIVERSITY 1350 575 60 0.1 BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY 1440 816 72 0.09 DUKE UNIVERSITY 1530 1539 143 0.09 PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY 1310 800 68 0.09 SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY 1300 1397 131 0.09 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-SANTA BARBARA 1300 4564 389 0.09 WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY 1410 1000 94 0.09 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 1390 3991 306 0.08 GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 1370 1993 155 0.08 TUFTS UNIVERSITY 1470 1336 107 0.08 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-DAVIS 1280 5608 476 0.08 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-RIVERSIDE 1200 2893 244 0.08 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-SAN DIEGO 1360 4131 338 0.08 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 1530 1014 78 0.08 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO AT BOULDER 1280 5196 421 0.08 YALE UNIVERSITY 1560 1339 110 0.08 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1520 1490 101 0.07 CASE WESTERN keep back UNIVERSITY 1420 790 57 0.07 DARTMOUTH COLLEGE 1550 1064 78 0.07 FORDHAM UNIVERSITY 1290 1604 107 0.07 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY 1470 1670 119 0.07 SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY-MAIN CAMPUS 1320 1614 118 0.07 UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT 1270 3673 274 0.07 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA-CHAMPAIGN 1410 6763 495 0.07 UNIVERSITY OF IOWA 1240 4015 283 0.07 UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI 1350 2155 144 0.07 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA-TWIN CITIES 1280 6049 427 0.07 UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA-MAIN CAMPUS 1430 3207 223 0.07 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON-SEATTLE CAMPUS 1310 7194 516 0.07 VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY 1440 1514 101 0.07 BOSTON COLLEGE 1410 2223 137 0.06 HARVARD UNIVERSITY 1580 1797 116 0.06 LEHIGH UNIVERSITY 1380 1123 67 0.06 MIAMI UNIVERSITY-OXFORD 1320 3784 216 0.06 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY 1560 1114 64 0.06 SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY 1320 2798 163 0.06 TULANE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA 1435 1452 93 0.06 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE 1280 3392 208 0.06 UNIVERSITY OF DENVER 1230 931 53 0.06 UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME 1470 2052 130 0.06 BAYLOR UNIVERSITY 1290 2296 104 0.05 INDIANA UNIVERSITY-BLOOMINGTON 1220 6172 307 0.05 JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY 1490 1288 61 0.05 MICHIGAN express UNIVERSITY 1240 7783 363 0.05 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY 1410 4492 231 0.05 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY-MAIN CAMPUS 1280 8288 432 0.05 PENNSYLVANIA express UNIVERSITY-MAIN CAMPUS 1290 9134 473 0.05 STANFORD UNIVERSITY 1550 1713 79 0.05 TEXAS A & M UNIVERSITY 1300 7914 404 0.05 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 1360 8574 460 0.05 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA 1320 5769 300 0.05 UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND-COLLEGE PARK 1370 5959 282 0.05 UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-COLUMBIA 1280 4086 219 0.05 UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON 1390 6336 313 0.05 Other than looking at raw statistics how does one evaluate a good psychology schedule? Does a educate be to be fairly good sized to undergo decent research opportunities? It seems desire every educate - no matter how tiny - offers a psycholgy major but they can't all be created compete. measure year when my D applied with psych in mind she was advised that psychology is such a popular and broad major that most good schools do a decent job of it at the undergrad level. She was told that she should cerebrate on finding the educate wth the overall academic and social environment that was the alter "fit" for her and not to worry much about the psych depts as an undergraduate. Psych is one of those areas where you can't do much with it unless you get a graduate degree.

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