I am trying to find out information about the length of time it takes to complete the courses and receive the Grand Diplome at this school. Has anyone studied there that could offer any information? I would really appreciate it.  Any other information would be helpful as well.  Thank you.  You can also email me at cali05girl@yahoo.com if you have further information.  Thanks
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Im not that sure, but I think its 2 years!\n\nHere's some information:\nhttp://www.cordonbleu.edu/International/English/courses/dsp_Langcourse.cfm?langcourseid=185&local=0&lang=4&school=6&tabsset=byschool
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I am also doing research because i would like to go. All of my friends that have gone have said that it is an AMAZING experience and EXTREMELY worth it. I highly suggest going. I believe they offer a few scholarships...you may want to look into it.
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For your information Julie, I had already did my homework, I was wondering if anybody else knew what Methanothermus fervidus was. And my GPA is a 4.0 so you don't have to tell me that by reading more I will accomplish more. So now you let us know when you have a more complicated question about something other than a Ham & Cheese webstite. Thank you for your time in answering my question.
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I think the only way you can get those is through the school or community. Maybe even the church it is connected with. I have never heard of anything about that, and I just looked online and nothing really caught my eye. You might want to try FastWeb just in case but I'm pretty sure they are college only. I would definitely check with the school.
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I found the idea of this story quite intriguing and I have tried hard to find it but I can't think of any other way to search for it.  What is the "7407 course"?  Do  you have any way of contacting someone who has done it or who teaches it?  I think that's what I would try.\n\nI've included a few sites that you have probably already seen about misinterpreting gestures, but maybe they will be of some help.
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Here ya go dude, contact St. Andrews and ask them:\n\nhttp://www.randa.org/index.cfm?action=coursemanagement.contactushome&cfid=2469155&cftoken=36592256\n\nPeace!
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I"m looking to go to SLCOP also, I just visited the school yesterday. It's a beautiful campus and the labs seem well equipped. Apparently most of the staff wrote the textbooks you use and are willing to help as much as needed for you to understand the concepts. \n\nAlso students are given laptops to take to class so most things are done through those computers. \n\nThe school just went through a $32 million renovation (including the dorms which are very...very nice in comparison to some I've seen).\n\nSo overall it seems like a good place to go.  A lot of work, but that's to be expected of a 6 year program.
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Honey, I'm sorry... wish I could help.  But your post did catch my eye because I attended an extension of SBU for one semester.  I decided I didn't like it (as I've heard many have?).  Anyway, I wish I could be of more health.  But God be with ya.
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Hey Mario E.,\n\n This is a hard one you're asking here. Can you imagine all the effort involved in gathering those data?\n You may want to limit your scope to a group of institutions in a town.\n You may want to start by contacting your local college and their foreign languages departments.
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Hey my friend is going there because it is an excellent business school, but we were looking and ranking to see whose school was ranked higher and one place had it ranked 4th followed by Duke and Stanford which where tied for 5.... sooo she got me!! lol But it looks great in comparison to others!!!
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see here http://www.people.vcu.edu/~mikuleck/courses/ch4/sld029.htm
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I have a neighbor doing that right now through Un. of Phoenix.  First, she's paying over $200 per credit which is no cheaper than the local community college's online program, so I think she made a mistake.  What I read online is that the CEO has just resigned in March I believe it was.  I've also read on boards that there is question on the "certification" of the professors involved, not all check content regularly, and some may have faked their credentials and the university never really checked.  I've also read that they grade too fairly passing students who should otherwise be failing.\n\nAnother issue I've heard is that many businesses are not considering degrees through these online degree programs as legit because of the questions of passing failing students and teachers without credentials.\n\nI'd check local community colleges first.
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just went to a 3 day seminar for them.  I signed up for some classes but I am having second thoughts due to some further research.  how did you hear about them?
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Hello, the CHSPE really isn't all that hard but I do suggest studying a bit for it. The English part is extremely easy. I think that the stories are at 4th grade level and the questions are common sense. The grammar part is easy too. The Writing part is easy but I did take me some time to write about it. My topic was: Do you think that minors should have a curfew? Do you think they should be in at a certain time? \n\nAnother one was: What, in your opinion, is the most difficult stage of life, childhood, teenage, adult, or old age.\n\nThe Math part is a bit hard and I do suggest studying for this. Just take your time and read the questions carefully. A few of them are easy as can be but there are a few hard ones. \n\n3 1/2 hours is really not enough time if you want to take your time and thoroughly check your work after. I suggest doing the math part first. \n\nYou should do fine. Go ahead and take it. The website is chspe.net. Did you pass the exit exam. The math part on the exit exam is easier than the math part on the CHSPE so if you didn't pass the math part on the exit exam, you might fail it on the CHSPE.
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Hi Nancy! How funny is this? I have never used Yahoo! Answers before today, and this was one of the first questions I saw.\n\n  I just attended the Mystery School event for the first time in November. It was so great and I am so happy I attended!!! :)  It is absolutely impossible to explain my experience without sounding strange, but there is lots of info on their organization web site.  There is also a FAQ section so don't miss that page.  This group is not affiliated with a religious group.  It is so happy and magical! The teacher is enlightened and a woman, which is so very inspiring to me.  Gold light was everywhere in the room while she was speaking and meditating. There is no doubt in my mind that this is the real deal and not some fake teacher.  \n\nI heard about it from a girl at my cancer clinic, and all I know is that she was this bright soul that picked me up on one of the worst days of my life.  I was unsure about attending, but so glad I did because it is really a mystery school. Even if you aren't sure about going, I'd suggest that you at least try to attend once. The December events are the last 3 nights in San Diego according to the advertisement I saw on the SD Reader.   \n\nI hope this helps some!\n\n- Christie
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My granda passed the day before i had to take a NY Regent, so i know how your situationm is. 99% of teachers will tell you  that you can get a make-up. At least those with any sympathy or souls will. You should call up the school or the teachers at their homes and explain to them your situation in a respectful manner. You should have no problem. Besides, you have nothing to lose by trying ;-)+
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Sorry I can't give you the name of the school. but my grandson attended it.I had opportunity to help as a grandparent. I highly reccommend it. It's located at Van Buren and california in Riverside. Its' on California Street. Well after all of this typeing I have the name of the school. SUNSHINE EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPEMENT CENTER \nThe montessori curriculum was just great