Archive for May, 2010
Myths about College Application
There are several myths surrounding the college application process. Read the article and learn the truth behind the myths of college application. You can also visit College Prep for Average Student for more useful information regarding the college application myths. Myth 1: Acceptance weighs heavily on the interview Your admission is not dependent on the [...]
Coed Schools versus Unisex Schools
In the past, single-sex education was the norm. Academic institutions were predominantly for men only. It was not until the mid-19th century that men’s colleges gave in to mixed-sex education. Among the first to do so were Northwestern University and Washington University in St. Louis in 1869. However, the first school for mixed-sex education, Oberlin [...]
Writing the Statement of Purpose
The statement of purpose is one of your tickets to your dream school. If you want to get admitted into the school of your dreams, you should write a personal statement that grabs the attention of the admissions panel. The USCB Department of English shares some insights on this. Here some of them: Spend enough [...]
Religious Schools versus Secular Schools
Most private schools in the United States are religious schools, or academic institutions run by religious orders, the most common of which are Christian and Catholic schools. Those that are not confined to the principles of a specific religious order are called secular, or nonsectarian, schools. Technically, the distinction ends there, as religious schools simply [...]
Scholarship Applications
If you are financially challenged, don’t let this stop you from getting a good education. There are programs out there specializing in aiding students financially. Visit Merchant Solutions IQ and learn some tips on how to apply for a scholarship. Read on and learn about some of the tips. Make inquiries The first thing that [...]