Second-Safest Of Higher Education: CSUSB

Santa Clara University requires and 3.2 GPA or higher. Students with the top half class rank in high school have a higher chance of getting

The admission requirements for University of Southern California are rigorous, fastidious, and highly competitive. The admission process takes into a consideration of factors. In addition, only 18.02% of student applications are accepted out of 51920 each school year. Surprisingly USC doesn’t have a preferred GPA range for their applicants but, their average GPA is 3.8 (Naviance). Many students who applied to USC were in the top 10% or at least top 20% of their high school class. Thus, concerning SAT scores, the lowest combined score was a 1910 with the highest being a 2225, and lowest combined score for the ACT was a 29 with the highest being 33 (Naviance). Among other things, an essay is required to be admitted, something that can be taken very serious because it can make or break if you are accepted or not (USC). Along with doing essays, you also need letter of recommendations, its best to get them from

At the moment my biggest concern is not having the ideal class schedule—I have my SOAR orientation soon, but right now I am not sure what classes I need to take in order to complete my degree. I’m also curious to see how different community college and university are. Will class be different? Moreover, is the coursework more difficult? I believe there is more pressure to do better now, at CSULB than there was at community college, since the cost is greater and perhaps professors will expect better. And well, final concern will be getting lost on campus and arriving late to class. The community college I attended—Pasadena City College—was small comparing it to CSULB.

St. Cloud University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and the North Central Association of Colleges and Universities. It is also accredited by the Council of Graduate Schools in the United States, the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education and the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education. Every department boasts specialized accreditation. For example, all College of Science and Engineering teaching programs are accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE).

CSU San Marcos is very close to some Southern California beaches, so there's something to look forward to! This college is also located one hour away from the US- Mexico boarder, there are many exciting things and places right next to CSUSM. The CSU San Marcos is a school that has opportunities and many academics.

California State University San Bernardino, located in the foothills of San Bernardino Mountains, serves over 20,000 students annually. The university has the most diverse student population of any university in the Inland Empire, and its listed among the best colleges and universities in the western United States ( The Princeton Review, 2015).The nationally accredited university has more than 70 traditional programs offered to students, which include baccalaureate and master’s programs, and educational credential and certificate programs. The programs offer an environment where students are challenged in and out of the classroom in order to prepare students for a successful professional career.

GCU provides a different frame work from other Universities by integrating faith base foundations. By guiding their students with Christian base Principles and integrating it with ethical, and moral values to direct their students to have a strong foundation with their educational experience. Giving the since of purpose and stewardship to their students, and staff. It is something most Universities don’t have and knowing that you have purpose, it encourages you to be successful.

Truly black schools and colleges, or HBCUs, are schools that were established on the conviction that everybody merits access to a school instruction. All the more particularly, the Higher Education Act of 1965 characterizes a HBCU as "any historically black school or college that was built up preceding 1964, whose primary mission was, and is, the instruction of African Americans." The first HBCU, Cheney University in Pennsylvania was established in 1837. Today, there are 105 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (CollegeXpress). HBCUs graduate much more than their offer of African American experts. While the 105 HBCUs speak to only 3% of the country's foundations of higher learning, they graduate almost one-quarter of African Americans

In the present case, Park City University has failed to show history and continuing practice of expanding opportunities for women athletes. Unlike Cohen, Part City University cannot establish that it has a great history of program expansion for the underrepresented sex. In Cohen, the court found that Brown had a history of expansion because it implemented 14 women’s programs between 1971 and 1977, followed by their last program expansion in 1982. In contrast, in the present case Park City University implemented just seven women’s teams between 1970 and 1990 followed by their last expansion in 2003. In comparison to Cohen, Park City University added just half number of teams in almost twenty years of the time period. Additionally, applying the court’s reasoning of Cohen in the present case, Park City University failed to continue to expand its program in response to the interests and abilities of women, since it did not make efforts to increase opportunity for women athletes for the time period of 22 years. If Park City University had added women's teams between 1990 and 2003, and then refused to establish women's golf team, the court would find Park City University in compliance with the continuing practice of program expansion requirement. Since, it is apparent that Park City University had failed to provide a history and continuing practice of program expansion for females, it did not satisfy the prong two tests under Title IX three-part test.

The article ‘How Do We Value Universities?’ by Tamson Pietsch’s is trying to question us if higher education would affect the economic and individual value to the people and the world. Economically, Universities is seen to be good for students and they’re more likely to get a job and earn more than non graduates according to research by Adelaide University. It’s also proven by Australians that higher educations will always be valued by others especially employers or the public since it has economic benefits. Pietsch also mentions the uncertainty of finding a job in the future and taking student loans could be difficult as graduates can’t pay back after their studies. Since jobs are changing and if they picked the wrong choice they might not be able to find a

The equipment in Woodbridge College is often outdated and in need of repair or, even worse, a replacement. Take the computers for instance. Most are slow and damaged to the extent that teachers explicitly tell their students to have their presentations ready on a USB. Only recently have the computers been replaced, but only with ones that’re the next worst

The historical overview of American Higher Education in chapter one from the book “Student Services” A Handbook for Professions not only concentrates on higher education, but reflects on the nation’s social, political, legal, and administrative history. However, concerning historical centuries, undergraduate student’s attending college for the first time, really does remain a successful tradition in higher education particularly for high school students. High school students decide to attend college coming as first time undergraduate students, setting goals and working toward a degree of becoming successful and this is what I think is meant by undergraduate education remains a tradition. As the text mention “from 1700 to 1900 and between

The University of California, Berkeley, or UC Berkeley, is one of the finest colleges. UC Berkeley is located in Berkeley, California, and is a public coed school with approximately 27,496 students. Oski the Bear, the mascot, was first seen in 1941 with the school colors, Berkeley Blue and California Gold. Despite all the choices students have after high school, UC Berkeley is the most sensible option considering its academics, achievements, and uniqueness.

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Computers have been around for quite a while but the introduction of the Internet opened a new frontier for the world allowing people to communicate around the world and find information quickly. Currently, many businesses and schools have their own computer infrastructures that they have created and manage themselves. Many people buy software either online or at the store and download it onto their computer, which can sometimes take hours. Storage on these computers are limited to the physical amount that was bought and to increase this, you have to connect external hard drives or replace the hard drive with a bigger one. Universities spend much on IT management for its computer infrastructure and can be costly due to the