Showing posts with label Concurrent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Concurrent. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Need help with your essays?
There is nothing worse, to me, than hearing that another essay is due by the end of week. I dread writing essays but it’s something that you have to do in high school and college no matter where you go. The following are various sites that can help this writing experience become just a little bit easier.Almanacs are an easy way to gather information quickly because they offer lists, charts, and
Friday, March 11, 2011
Emory University Pre-College Program
The Emory Pre-College Program is a summer academic program for high school students. This program gives juniors and seniors in high school a peek of academic and campus life at Emory University. High school students who participate in this program get the chance to explore many topics with professors who are the leading experts in their fields, enroll in classes with college students, and earn
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Carnegie Mellon University Pre-college Program
What are you doing June 25 thru August 5, 2011? Nothing at all? Ok, well let’s change that. Carnegie Mellon University is having a Pre-college program during that time and you should really consider going. The program is open to junior and senior high school students and is a great way to get a head start in college while you are in high school! You can either explore architecture, art & design,
Saturday, February 19, 2011
About the High School Summer Science Research Program
The High School Summer Science Research Program (HSSSRP) was established in 1991. Since then, HSSSRP is an annual program that gives high school students hands-on research experience by working on research projects with Baylor University science professors. The director of the program is Dr. Frank Mathis, professor of Mathematics in the College of Arts and Sciences at Baylor University. Also, Dr.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Concurrent Course vs. High School Class
Wondering how to beef up your transcript? I strongly encourage you to enroll in some thought-provoking courses next year, whether that's a concurrent course or a class offered at your high school. Take a class that interests you and that will challenge your abilities. The best way to beat senioritis is to get motivated, engaged, and excited about what you're learning!So, should you take a
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