The benefits or simply anything about tuition classes.. Just anything.. I'm looking for materials for my essay.. And that essay is actually entitled 'How Tuition Classes can Guarantee the Academic Excellent of Students?' So, please help..
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The student has a chance to get one-on-one attention, and problems for the student can be solved more efficiently.  If the student is shy, he or she has a good chance to speak up and express.  I've seen many students build confidence to a certain extent through tutoring.  And most of the tutors are not professional teachers/professors so some students might find that an advantage as nobody is superior in the scene.
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I have taken many online courses. They are a bit more challenging than in class. If you have a question for the teacher, you have to email and wait for the answer. Most teachers have answered pretty quickly though. But you have to do your work early just for that reason. You also have to have a good Internet connection especially during tests. If you go offline during a test, some teachers request that you show proof from your provider. You still have to buy books. Your best bet is to go through Barnes and Nobles, since they have used books and they are cheaper. You can also get them through the school that you are using to go online. They will send them by mail. But make sure you get them early too. I don’t know anything about getting them shipped to India. I’m not even sure how the school would handle that. You would probably have to get your books through a bookstore and I’m not sure if they would even send them out of the country. I just don’t know….The work depends on the subject. English was all essays. History was assignments (answering questions) and essays. The only true/false/fill in the blanks/ choose the best answer were on the tests. Make sure that the school is nationally accredited since some accredited schools may be accredited locally. If you want to pursue a higher degree, you want to make sure that those credits are going to transfer. This is SO IMPORTANT!
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Start off at a community college or junior college those are alot cheaper, and the best part you get the same classes for about half the price. 12 units is considered a full load so I always try to take 6 units of fun enrichment classes and 6 of classes I actually need which takes a little longer but combats the getting burnt out affect. Plus if you are worried about the financial part most all colleges offer financial aid and it ends up paying you to go to school. Good Luck
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Tuition covers just the cost of going to class. Nothing else, like a meal plan or books. Room and board just covers whereever you will be living on campus. It could also possibly cover all maintence fees, cleaning fees, or a deposit. Check with the college to find out exactly.
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Did you do the FAFSA form.  I am kind of in the same boat.  I didn't go to school and I worked instead.  Now my FAFSA info will be based on my income of 20,000 even though if i go to school full-time I won't be making any money.  We should keep in touch and encourage each other.  I hate feeling like I have an "impossibbility complex" over something as simple as going to school.  If you can work out something to get through your first year, you will be eligible next year.  Take student loans, it should be worth it.  If you click my name, there is a link on my profile to send me an email.  Feel free!
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I beleive it depends on many things. The instructur has the right to demand how many students s/he wants, and how long the class is gonna be, but it has to be approved from the university. I've had cases where professors pointed out that they wanted smaller classes but the university didn't approve it "because they  only care about the money they get from tutitions, but not about how much we will learn". I'm not apsolutely sure, but i believe that there has to be some kind of agreement, and it is natural that some classes are longer, for ex. you can have public speaking class that lasts 3 hours, but it is apsolutely  impossible to stay awake on math class that lasts  almost 3 hours. I think they consider those kinda stuff too.
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how long does the essay have to be?\n\ni would rewrite the introduction definitely. i would probably focus more on electives or rewrite it in a way that emphasizes your electives\n\nim a little fuzzy on the tutoring thing - did you tutor students (and if so then, write your reasonings behind tackling a harder subject) or were you being tutored? (and if so, then add what youve got from it - other than it being reflected in your test scores)\n\nand also, talk more about psychology and anatomy. what exactly did you get out of it, why did you decide to pursue it in the future, any eye-opening experiences or something... are you excited to get more into it in college or - what.\n\nyea, these are just suggestions though, so its up to you to use them :]
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Art Education.  My sister & I both took Art Education in college, but were in different classes.  The teacher recognized that we just had to be related because we both had the highest scores in her class that she had seen.  It was an easy A+.  The thing about the course that I enjoyed the most was the presentation of a book report about how children learn art techniques.  Another thing that I liked a lot was the presentation report about art techniques that we all had to do.  A lot of the students were horribly unprepared, but I had a beautifully illustrated poster size book made for the teacher.  Of course, she loved it!  So, she kept it.  I didn't exactly need it anyway, as I was not an elementary education student.  I just took the course for the sheer fun of it!
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See your guidance couselor...that is why the school pays them. If you have an academic counselor at the university, see them. They are trained to help.
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I had this same problem (but in college so I'm really feelin' for you!).  I think the study group is an excellent idea.  I would also express your concerns to your student advisor.  This guy should not be teaching and is obviously ill-suited to teach this subject.  Just because someone knows a subject doesn't mean they can teach it.  I would seriously get everyone in the class together and try to ask your teacher if everyone is supposed to be feeling so frustrated and afraid that they are going to fail.  If he gives everyone in the class a low grade it will reflect badly on him so if he is still being unreasonable suggest that he grade on the bell curve and hope you are on the good side of the curve.  This is a tough problem but definitely let someone in the school administration know that this is going on.  Good luck.
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Very, very few colleges or universities include the costs of textbooks in their tuition. Your bill that you will get from the college includes the tuition cost (pay the professor, operating costs, etc.), room and board (the minimum double oocupancy 20x20 room and a meal plan consisting of 100% fat and starch in a barely edible form) and miscellaneous charges for activities fees and such. Books are almost always extra, as each professor chooses what texts he wants to use. Of course they will pick the most expensive books. That is why they are mentioning financial aid. You can get any number of grants or loans to cover these costs. That is, if you qualify for financial aid. You literally have to be from a family that is barely above poverty level in order to get the small amount they offer you. When you finish the course and prepare to sell your books back to the bookstore, you will be told that ither they are not buying back (teacher will not use book next year) or that you will receive a gracious amount equal to 10% of the original cost. Come back the next semester and you will find that your $100 book, which you sold back and got $15, is now being sold for $75.\n\nBiggest scam in the history of higher education....\n\nYour best bet is to talk to someone at the college in the admissions department and have them give you a better estimate of expected costs.
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hi. i'll be in college next school year and i also heard about online classes, and since having a dormitory or commuting or having a service pays, it is very convenient to have online classes. but i disregarded it since, after college we would work with other people and surely, online classes won't give any real interactions and field performance- which is very important since it is through experience that we really learn. but you should also consider the course that you're going to take, if it doesn't require interaction then it is ok. but i still think that interaction is important since everyone should develop and consider their social sides, we still need it to mature further.
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I've looked into some ivy schools and they all seem to have great financial aid packages.  They want potential students to see that cost should never be an option.  So they will work with you alot to find all ways possible to help you in covering the tuition.  UPenn and Harvard are great for that.
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Check "ERIC" which is the Education Resources Information Center.  Just type in "retention" and you will have a wealth of scholarly articles to choose from.  When I am looking for things I always do an advanced search and click for full-text articles otherwise you might see an abstract or title for something really good but not be able to access it.
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I'm a professor and I read it.  Most professors know about it.\n\nIs it worth a post?  Who knows.  My students tell me that they often consult it when they are choosing between course sections taught by several different professors and they want some guidance about which to choose.\n\nThey have also told me that the students who post on the site are usually highly emotionally motivated (either positively or negatively), so the posts are often extreme in one direction or the other.
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No.  A lot of the good information is given on the last day, sometimes even hints on questions.  If you attend the class it'll be more benefitial than anything.
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You should ask your school how they do it.\nWhen I got a scholorshop for the year ($10000).  They applied $5000 to my tuition for the fall semester, and the remaining $5000 for the spring semester.\n\nIf your school does the same, u might only get half of what your expecting this semester.  If they already gave the full amount, you should ask them about it.  Every school has different procedures.