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    Imagine being a senior in high school filling out applications for law school. There is so many to choose from, Yale University, Harvard University, even Stanford University! There are so many options but there’s one problem, the after college debt. The hunt continues for a Law school with a smaller tuition. Finally the answer, across the browser comes a school in North Carolina that has an affordable tuition, and will leave little to no debt to pay back. You fill out the application, get in,…

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    Going To An Elite College

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    our future careers. People are more likely to have successful careers if they attend elite colleges. According to Business Insider, about 70% of powerful males and about 60% of powerful females attended and graduated from an elite college such as Stanford or Harvard. Even among the Fortune 500 CEOs, roughly 38% of CEOs have attended elite colleges for the last two decades.…

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    communication all comes into play, the whole concept of communication that is. If students are not able to communicate what they have learned then the University is not doing its job. This article basically talks about how well a certain Universities prepare you to attain your goal along with its price, but to tie it in with communications I believe for the universities to do a god job at helping the students attain their goal they have to have good ways, strategies, and skills to get the…

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    “The streets are paved in sunshine.” This was the first statement I heard upon arriving at Stanford University. The woman who said those six words that caught me completely off guard approached me with a California-aged smile, casual and relaxed, and welcomed me with open arms. She introduced herself as an alumni of the university and proceeded to tell me about the great experiences she had as a student and the memories she created with her best friends in her “prime time”. As she rambled on, I…

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    them to such as them spending their lives together. As described in the theme sometimes life priorities get in the way of what you have to do. Like Troy got accepted to Juilliard but never signed up for it. Then Gabriella informed Taylor that The Stanford Freshman Honors Program offered her to come check them out, Sharpay told Troy that he is the the only thing holding Gabriella back from her dreams. Sharpay overhears Gabriella and Taylor talking but she is very jealous of their relationship.…

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    convincing argument that reasons are “bullshit”. To begin, although Roth does not directly appeal to logos in the text, he mentions design thinking, a multi step technique for breaking through walls and overcoming excuses, as designed by David Kelley at Stanford.…

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    NCAA says that division 1 and 2 universities provide 2.9 billion dollars in scholarships each year to around 150,000 students. That means that the single student is receiving approximately $19,000 in scholarships in their 4 years at college. There is no need to pay a college athlete excess money for they already receive enough. According to the Hamilton project a college scholar with a degree earns an average of $1.19 million over their entire career which is twice that of the average high…

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    Honor Code Across the United States, countless high schools and college universities have the honor code at their institutions. According to Stanford University, the honor code is a statement that addresses issues such as cheating, stealing, and misrepresentation. These are instituted by a school or other institution in which its participants pledge. Honor codes are self-regulating, because under an honor code, students are required to turn in other students in violation of the code (Roberts).…

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    revenue for the university but it will open doors and opportunities for students of all generations. In addition, a virtual classroom will provide a space and time for cross-cultural exchange and collaborative learning. Online learning will make higher learning more affordable for students as well as keeping the operating costs low for the university without sacrificing the quality of education. Online learning will help JY University stay on the cutting edge with other top universities…

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    brash businessman. He even had the audacity to claim the Eiffel tower wasn’t profitable. Huntington was a man who was in it all for profit. I understand that the big four, the men responsible for the Central Pacific Railroad: IE Huntington, Leland Stanford, Crocker and Hopkins may have worked together, but it was Huntington who really wanted the money above all. Characteristics like this allow one to believe that these men were villians. Let me explain. According to the Chris Matthews of the SF…

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