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    States and graduating from an Ivy League University (Westbrook). That makes 15 presidents who attended an Ivy League school. The Ivy League schools, most of which are older than the United States itself, have produced numerous successful and prestigious alumni since their opening; however, while the Ivy League colleges do provide prestigious degrees, they also provide colossal amounts of stress and anxiety (Torrez). Of the…

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    great amount of things you should look into. There are two different types of universities: Public and Private. Both types of universities have multiple similarities and differences. Most people like to find a school that has the major they are interested in. They also want a school that they feel would fit them well. Look at all the major factors before you come to a final decision on a university that you want to attend. These factors include how much the school cost, the size, academics,…

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    After graduating high school, students are expected to enroll in a University, which is an institution of higher education that provides knowledge for an individual. Universities transform students into intelligent, intellectual thinkers, and expose them to many experiences and opportunities. Universities are different when it comes to the system, such as public coed universities and private female universities. There are many differences that distinguish between both types of universities,…

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    In other countries, the cost to attend college is free. In the United States, there is gap between high-income and low-income students that attend college. Of course, high-income students being the predominant party. Financial aid is the government’s policy to create an equal chance for students all around the world to achieve a college education whether they choose to attend a public or private university. Over the years, the decrease in the amount of financial aid given has made it impossible…

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    College graduates will now have the opportunity to utilize new refinance options to help lessen the burden. In the same way, now students who attend a four-year public college or university will not have to take out loans to cover the overall cost of college. In a similar way Hillary Clinton impacts society, the plan will have an impact on my personal life. If the plan is put into effect, I will not be stressing every time a payment is due that I cannot pay for. With the plan, I will be able to…

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    This was a huge eye opening experience. For a person from small town America traveling to the other side of the world and seeing a culture completely foreign to anything I had ever seen shocked me. Consequently about the same time the Occupy Wall Street movement began in New York. As soldiers who were living on a base that would receive incoming rocket fire, eating the same meals week after week and going out on route clearance patrols looking for IED’s. Even as a Private First Class I was…

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    Then private school is the basic form of traditional education; there are many other forms of education, which can be divided into rising for children to learn Mongolian or Mongolian school and opened higher education for adults. Song academy private education in ancient history occupies an important position, is worth studying. College has its own set of unique form of regulations related to school teachers and students, and self-study system and free debate. For educational purposes, reading…

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    As she begins to wonder if her test scores of 1130 SAT and 28 ACT is a good choice of her top choice University. Did her extra curriculum make a difference? Did she have enough recommendation? Lizzie asks herself was choosing a small private high school of 40 students instead of a 1,400 students public high school the best interest in her future. Lizzie dream is to become a U.S. Senator; she knew had a top University would be the ideal choice for her career. At times, Lizzie knew she missed out…

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    will be of a gender segregated mind setting. Not only does this specific microsystem effect the individual, but it in turn influences the interaction between teachers and family members; how the media portrays different genders, and how the individual interprets all of this. School board policies are created based on gender separation and the assurance that this one culturally correct idea stays apparent no matter what, but other religious practices are not required, and less apparent, which…

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    immigrant composition of public schools in many major US cities. Immigration induces “native flight,” especially among white natives, from public schools into private schools, thus altering the ethnic, racial and immigrant composition of public schools. The less affluent students of color who remain in the public school system face debilitating repercussions to their livelihoods and quality of life if the number of native born schoolchildren who opt to attend private instead of public schools in…

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