Great Expectations: The Year 2013
…The school will be future-focused, eschewing Great Books for the latest discoveries, and Nelson hopes it will to immediately break into the lofty ranks of top-ranked colleges and universities. It…
…The school will be future-focused, eschewing Great Books for the latest discoveries, and Nelson hopes it will to immediately break into the lofty ranks of top-ranked colleges and universities. It…
…performing. I think you will see where we will have schools with challenges, I think you will also see schools that are swimming upstream, that are just doing a great…
…test of NC GAP, each institution will refine or expand existing “student success” programs. While there are over 70 different strategies listed, the most commonly cited ones aim to provide…
…study contains major unanswered questions about the process of discounting future earnings gains and the percentage rate of return. These concepts are illustrated in a separate study on returns on…
…study notes that the average math and reading levels of African American and Hispanic high school graduates are equivalent to those of white eighth graders. If these same proportions hold…
…and that the school will not tolerate behavior that disrupts intellectual discourse. That it is necessary to tell college students that the school will treat them like intelligent adults and…
…freshmen at UNC schools. “In the study, particular emphasis shall be focused on whether or not to eliminate or reduce the emphasis place on the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) and…
…ones would work much better. Move on to sentences: Rule Number 1: avoid passive constructions whenever possible. Then on to paragraphs, followed by one-page papers, and finally, 3-to-5 page papers. …
…have attended our summer program, Reliance will likely attract highly intelligent students who are dissatisfied with what’s available elsewhere. Reliance’s program will boost their functioning so they will be outstanding…
Every time a new study comes out regarding the “payoff” from college, I wonder: Will this finally be the one that takes note of widespread underemployment among recent grads and…