The MPH suggestion seems like a good one. Depending on how bad your grades are, consider going as a full-time student for 3 semesters. In one year you could upwards of 36 semester units. Even if the...
I'd guess that the test to which they're referring is the chemistry CLEP administered by the College Board (the same lovely folks who bring us the SAT). You can check out their site at...
Give her a certificate good for membership and/or subscription to the organization and/or journal of her choice. You could make a very cool certificate layout and copy covers from some of the journals...
Like the others, I agree you can do it. Like several others, I too have some lousy grades on my early record. Colleges at all levels understand that early performance is not a predictor of later...
You mean that the nursing school to which you're applying bases their admissions solely on the grades earned in 3 classes, one of which is some kind of English class? I'm amazed. I've not come across...
Regarding "What is a CNL", you can google it and you'll find all sorts of info. Here's a link to a whitepaper written as the concept was being fleshed out:...
You may have trouble with medical insurance and life insurance (meaning you'll pay more for it). The good news is that getting medical coverage through your employer will get you enrolled in a group...
Certainly establishing a positive postbaccalaureate track record would be critical. You need to pull out all the stops and shoot for a 4.0 and take as many classes as you can squeeze in beyond the...
They've always had microwaves. Can't understand having to schedule a trip to the bank in order to get money before a road trip. Aren't particularly impressed by Armstrong's "one small step." Think LPs...
If it were my kid, here would be my thinking: 1) Going down on grass is unlikely to produce a fracture of an arm, especially in a kid. Turf is pretty soft. Fractures usually result from either...