The chilred in the USA are going to school this week ?
I am asking because here where I am (Romania) is the inter-semestrial break . And also in USA the 5th-8th grade kids at wich hour are going to school .
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Yes children in the United States still for to school. Kids from the 5th to 8th grade go to school between 8 and 3 every day
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Monday, January 24, 2011
Sunday, January 16, 2011
I'm from Ireland, can i get into med school in the USA
I'm from Ireland, can i get into med school in the USA?
Hi, I'm from Ireland and I moved to the US 2 1/2 years ago and I'm working at an investment company. I recently discovered that I want to be a doctor. My gilfriend is in the US and I don't want to leave her to go back to ireland for school, so can I get into a medical school in the US if I'm from Ireland? Thanks
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Yes you can. In the US, however, unlike many other countries, you cannot study medicine until you have completed a bachelor's degree...so if you do not have your first degree yet, you need to complete it (and well!) and then apply to medical schools in the US. Medical school admissions are very competitive so you need to have VERY good marks from your undergraduate coursework and good scores on the MCAT (the admissions exam for medical schools)
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Do you hold a bachelors degree? Have you completed the US med school pre-req classes? Many US med schools want you to have completed those classes in the US, and you can do that via a local university. In fact, if you're willing to go to uni full time for a year or so, you could enrol in a formal post-bac program, like the one at Columbia: http://www.gs.columbia.edu/postbac/ These programs are designed for people who have bachelors degrees and want med school, but don't have the pre-req classes. If you don't hold a bachelors degree, you need to do that first. Med school in the US is a post-grad program only. But most med schools will admit you. There are a few that will not, because you are not from the US, but the vast majority will. US med school admissions is extremely competitive. Your grades/marks from your bachelors degree need to be very strong, and you'll need to take the MCAT and do well on it.
Hi, I'm from Ireland and I moved to the US 2 1/2 years ago and I'm working at an investment company. I recently discovered that I want to be a doctor. My gilfriend is in the US and I don't want to leave her to go back to ireland for school, so can I get into a medical school in the US if I'm from Ireland? Thanks
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Yes you can. In the US, however, unlike many other countries, you cannot study medicine until you have completed a bachelor's degree...so if you do not have your first degree yet, you need to complete it (and well!) and then apply to medical schools in the US. Medical school admissions are very competitive so you need to have VERY good marks from your undergraduate coursework and good scores on the MCAT (the admissions exam for medical schools)
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Do you hold a bachelors degree? Have you completed the US med school pre-req classes? Many US med schools want you to have completed those classes in the US, and you can do that via a local university. In fact, if you're willing to go to uni full time for a year or so, you could enrol in a formal post-bac program, like the one at Columbia: http://www.gs.columbia.edu/postbac/ These programs are designed for people who have bachelors degrees and want med school, but don't have the pre-req classes. If you don't hold a bachelors degree, you need to do that first. Med school in the US is a post-grad program only. But most med schools will admit you. There are a few that will not, because you are not from the US, but the vast majority will. US med school admissions is extremely competitive. Your grades/marks from your bachelors degree need to be very strong, and you'll need to take the MCAT and do well on it.
Saturday, January 8, 2011
senior year of high school in usa
senior year of high school in usa ?
i am done with my 11th year from india , my family is moving to new york , is it possible to do get admission directly into the 12th year or the senior year of high school ? or do i have to give 11th again over there
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It depends on the school. They usually work with you. They did with my cousins when they moved back to the states from New Zealand.
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From my experience as an educator (teacher), the school administrator will look at all your subjects completed, your grades, and the subjects you must complete as a minimum. You could very well be placed in the 12th grade with courses to complete from their 11th grade requirements, if you have not completed them already. Or, you could be placed in the 12th grade (since overseas students are usually smarter), with AP (advanced placement; college course eqivalent) classes. No need to worry; you will be properly placed.
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i am done with my 11th year from india , my family is moving to new york , is it possible to do get admission directly into the 12th year or the senior year of high school ? or do i have to give 11th again over there
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It depends on the school. They usually work with you. They did with my cousins when they moved back to the states from New Zealand.
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From my experience as an educator (teacher), the school administrator will look at all your subjects completed, your grades, and the subjects you must complete as a minimum. You could very well be placed in the 12th grade with courses to complete from their 11th grade requirements, if you have not completed them already. Or, you could be placed in the 12th grade (since overseas students are usually smarter), with AP (advanced placement; college course eqivalent) classes. No need to worry; you will be properly placed.
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Saturday, January 1, 2011
What is the best way to play ncaa basketball if you didn't play high school basketball in the USA
What is the best way to play ncaa basketball if you didn't play high school basketball in the USA...?
Ok i'm from the Bahamas and i've played high school basketball in my school. I want to play college basketball in the ncaa. Is it best for me to go to a junior college and play 1 year in the njcaa then go on to the ncaa.
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go to a junior collage first thats the best way
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This is one of the more realistic questions I have seen concerning playing college ball. Definitely look into playing at a JC first for one or two years and then transfer. While you are playing at the JC, make sure you start making highlight tapes to send to coaches. Good luck!
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you should choose whatever you want
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get out your xbox
Ok i'm from the Bahamas and i've played high school basketball in my school. I want to play college basketball in the ncaa. Is it best for me to go to a junior college and play 1 year in the njcaa then go on to the ncaa.
Basketball - 4 Answers
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go to a junior collage first thats the best way
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This is one of the more realistic questions I have seen concerning playing college ball. Definitely look into playing at a JC first for one or two years and then transfer. While you are playing at the JC, make sure you start making highlight tapes to send to coaches. Good luck!
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you should choose whatever you want
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get out your xbox
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