West Georgia Technical College System

The state of Georgia has a long and rich history as one of the original thirteen colonies that made up the colonial United States. In 1733 James Oglethorpe founded the colony of Georgia. Oglethorpe envisioned Georgia as a refuge for people who were in debt and the poor. In 1732, King George II approved the colony’s charter, hence the name “Georgia” named in honor of the King. On February 12, 1733 Oglethorpe and over 100 other colonists settled in present day Savannah. The purpose of this colony was to protect South Carolina and other colonies from Spanish invasion that might come through Florida. Throughout the history of Georgia, its capital has moved 4 times. Savannah, Augusta, Louisville, Milledgeville, and Atlanta all served as a home for

From what I have seen, the strengths that Guilford Technical Community College has, due to there is only one community college in each county, GTCC can manage and control their operation cost which results in lower tuition fee; GTCC faculty and staff put all their efforts to improve their students; and GTCC has quality staff and variety academic programs. For the weaknesses of GTCC that I have noticed are, the first thing is bad service in responding or supporting students when they need help or advice. For instance, I am an international student and this is my second semesters at GTCC, I sent many emails to my assigned advisor for making appointments to seek his advices regarding to class registration, but I never receive any response. Moreover,

In conclusion, merging has been a serious topic of discuss for GPC. Though merging will be cost beneficial for the college, it will also lose focus on the many benefits student seek to attend GPC. Faculty will be forces in other positions maybe eliminating positions, or having some step down. Merging GPC is not valuable for both the students and faculty, GPC stands for hope for the many students that are in transition into the four year college. GPC also assist their targeted students to an academic degree within their field of choice and not just vocational training for a particular job. The TCSG and the USG both create colleges for every type of student, and while GPC is under the USG umbrella for academics it has attracted more degree seeking students to GPC because of the various options. And though college is not for everyone TCSG creates school to enhance training for a job field, which allow DeKalb Technical College attract the student who ready for an immediate career. . (Wikipedia) So, GPC offers too much for students to merge under the TCSG

Not simply do our faculty, staff and understudies live and work here, various are focused on overhauling and upgrading the individual fulfillment in the city. George Washington Online Colleges has set up novel associations with D.C. schools including: Ballou High School, Duke Ellington High School, Eastern High School and The School Without Walls.

Attending Wallace State Community College was really a no brainer for a myriad of reasons. It has been sixteen years since I attended high school. Since then, I have used practically none of the math that I learned in my high school years. Now, I have to relearn that math in order to put me on the path of obtaining my Bachelor’s degree in History and following that up with law school at either the Cumberland School of Law at Samford or the Birmingham School of Law. The math program at Wallace is said to be easier as it includes less math that would only be used if I was trying to put a man on the moon. Add the convenience of riding to school with my beautiful wife because she already attends Wallace; coupled with having a smaller sized school and cheaper tuition just puts icing on the cake and beer in my mug.

The students at Summit Charter Collegiate Academy, also known as SCCA, are bright young students with potential to make their future an outstanding work of art. They are students who are serious about their education and will do anything to get to the highest pinnacle in life. But besides being determined and solemn scholars, they are still only teenagers in high school who just want to have fun. The culture at SCCA lacks fun, excitement, and freedom, and the main reason for that is because of the Burton School District that runs the facility. There needs to be some changes in the Burton School District and in the culture of SCCA.

Only 1,665 people enrolled after being accepted. On the campus there is 812(50.5 percent) women and 792(49.5 percent) men, total there are 1,604 students. There are students from 28 different states going to Wofford. At Wofford College 80 percent is white, 3 percent is Hispanic, 8 percent is African American, 2 percent is international and 3% is Asian. All other races that was not listed above equals 4 percent. A black male has a 4 percent chance to get into Wofford College. The out-of-state population equals 51 percent. Wofford students ages makes up different portions of the school to under 18 makes up 1 percent, 18-19 makes up 46 percent, 20-21 makes up 47 percent, 22-24 makes up 7 percent, and 25+ is 0 percent of the

Brightwater Community College System is a rapidly growing community college system located in the central Georgia area. This community college system is comprised of four separate colleges and a systems office located in downtown Atlanta; these colleges are the Cobb County College (CCC), Atlanta Metropolitan College (AMC), Brightwater North College (BNC), and Brightwater Macon College (BMC). Brightwater has an unduplicated student headcount of 75,000 and the colleges enrollment has consistently grown year over year. At the helm of the college system is the system’s President Dr. James Lowe; Lowe has served as the President of the college system for 17 years and has seen the college grow from one standalone college in downtown Atlanta to the 4 college system that exists today. Lowe is planning to announced a three-year succession plan at the end of which he plans to step down from the role of President and turn the reigns of the institution over to another individual. Part of Lowe’s three-year plan involves a realignment of the organization’s instructional and student services to meet the future needs of Brightwater.

New students must meet all WPU admission requirements and be in the top 1/3 of their high school class. Priority will be given to students who demonstrate financial need. The scholarship is renewable for all three years provided the student maintains a “C” average (2.00) and maintains good social standing at WPU. The scholarship is available to both in and out-of-state students, with preference given to North Carolina residents.

Georgia Piedmont Technical College (GPTC) known originally as the DeKalb Area Vocational School during its establishment in 1961. It is one of the oldest and most respected unit of the Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG). Currently with eleven locations in Dekalb, Rockdale, Newton, and Morgan counties, GPTC aim to be the leading institution for technical and adult education. To achieve this goal, the college promotes a conducive learning environment with friendly staffs and helpful instructors. However, Georgia Piedmont Technical College roads to perfection is being hindered by lack of some basic resources, website technical difficulties and limited class options for students.

At only two years old and barely two-feet-tall, my parents handed me a violin in hopes that I would grow up to become a prodigy. The moment I entered high school, they tried to steer me toward their ideal career path of being a doctor. For years I followed these aspirations, blindly believing they were my own. It wasn’t until recent years that I realized that this was not the future that fit me, and I started to develop aspirations of my own. My unbound future can’t be described within the constraints of an essay, whether it is 150 or 1500 words. Finally out of the realm of my small town, I will be able to discover my passions and pursue them. Georgia Tech will aid me in expanding my horizons and help me grow as a person, something I have always

Nursing is a profession that allows you to see people at their worst, turn it around, and nurture them to become their best. Their main goal is to provide care, comfort, and support to their patients and their loved ones. This job not only changes patient’s lives, but it changes the feel of the community and the world around us. Globalization is connected with the field of nursing in that it is constantly creating different and better opportunities to mold and strengthen the planet we inhabit. In addition, globalization stems from the idea of exchanging goods and services across vast networks, and nursing interconnects with this phenomenon by exchanging human capital and services to the world at large. I have chosen this topic because nursing is what I am majoring in at Georgia College, and I want to discuss the ways in which nurses demonstrate their care for others as part of a larger scheme of globalization in health care. Although nurses comprise a large sector of the global health workforce, the circulation of health professionals is an ever increasing issue. Meeting demanding global health needs while address a recent global health emergency are among the few topics of interest nurses are facing in a world of emerging concerns.

There are a multitude of different reasons to perform research. Research questions help researcher focus and provide organizations with the structures to make improvements. Research questions can come from a verity of people: developed by program staff, evaluators, financial backers, and other community stakeholders (Taylor-Powell, Steele, Douglah, 1996). They can help guide the researcher down the correct path of the program planning process. One focus of the research question is to facilitate conclusion about the nature of programs. It also can be used to as a guide to increase program effectives in a social program. The paradigm on which this study is purposed is that a well informed voting population is better for all aspect of society. The fundamental purpose of this paper is to evaluate and research a social program of counties education efforts here Georgia. The research question for this paper will be:

During this past semester, I received my twenty volunteer hours at the Steps to College program on the UNG campus. Our class was Economics taught by Mrs. Tevi Reed. Mrs. Reed is an economics instructor in the Hall county school district and teaches at West Hall High School. The steps to college program is a program to help English learning students earn extra credit in a course of their choosing. Steps to college runs from June 1st- July 1st. The program consisted of a majority of Hispanic students mostly speaking Spanish as their native language. Our economics class had exactly 21 students enrolled with three choosing not to attend after the first week of class. The students were bused in from several different school districts. These districts were Hall, Forsyth, Gainesville city, and Banks. One thing that really impressed myself was the fact that all the children I encountered were bilingual or in the process in becoming bilingual. Some were obviously more fluent in English than others but I was really impressed overall with their English skills .Mrs. Reed was a very organized instructor. Each day we followed the same pattern. At the start of class she would provide about an hour’s worth of instruction followed up with some practice on USA test prep. USA test prep is a website where instructors can create short quizzes or even long tests for preparation for standardized testing. Mrs. Reed informed me that in order to receive credit for the class, the student

Located just 7 miles from Sheraton Greensboro, North Carolina A&T University is home to over 100 undergraduate majors and minors. With over 8,000 students on its urban campus, the Aggies have something for everyone.