i have a friend who is a registered sex offende and we were wondering if colleges are included as a school?
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You have the read the statute to see what types of schools are included.
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For. If you are able to do it then you should learn about it. And sadly, even wayy back when I was in school, there were always some that did it. I had sex education in the sixth grade.It didn't hurt me at all.
1040633
Hi, well that depends on the religon and the state. In Brooklyn NY there are alot of private school for girls only. I used to go to one.
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It's pretty much classified like the usual online schools such as Strayer, Walden, etc. \n\nhttp://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/college/directory/brief/drglance_13039_brief.php\n\nUS News didn't rank them, but lists their prices and student body numbers.
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The answer is both yes and no, in fact, if I remember correctly.  There was a study a few years back, at the University of Chicago, I believe, reported as "Sex in America."  One of the findings was that while sex was most frequent among those with some college, but was lower among those who earned degrees and kept declining as educational level increased.\n\nSo, a little college promotes sex.  But, ultimately more college equals less sex.  (Assuming, of course, that demographics haven't changed since the study, and that there's not some aberration in the data.  One could imagine that those with higher education might realize the importance of accuracy in a study and be more likely to self-report truthfully--embellish less, and this, then, could account for the phenomenon.  But, maybe the researchers controlled for that.)
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There are a lot of free and low cost women's clinics. She can call the health deparment and ask for the location of the nearest women's clinic in her area. \n\nIs she attending a college or university? If so, she should be able to get it from the school's health clinic.
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Yes.  My high school distributed copies of the ten commandments and the Catechism of the Catholic Church.  These were generally effective means of preventing unwanted pregnancies and STD's.
1050058
College isnt for everyone.\nheh
158341
No.  It's called sex ed in 4th grade.  Unfortunate for you if you didn't get that education.
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this was in the paper's recently, a british student, put an auction up of a date with her, she stated that there would be no sex involved and stated the reasong for her doing this was to pay of her debts for staying on in educaton. she got to over £4K, and it was removed, so you could try, it is a good idea, specially if you need the money, but i cant see many sites allowing it.
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lol my friend and I were talking about that one day. She said that if a girl wants to have sex she needs to use a dildo. They would help with the teen pregnancy and with all the std's . I said yea but that would be really weird to teach in school. my answer will be no im sorry that would be strange to teach in school.
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Technically No. However Co-ed schools do not mislead children into thinking that they don't have to interact with the opposite sex.  This gives a child the experience with other people and teaches a child that there is more to life than separation by sex. Honestly, you may run a risk by sending a child to a single-gendered school, because they might have anxiety about dating and interacting with males or females when they reach the appropriate ages.
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Anything you see is going to be pure speculation no matter what the links may be.  College grades are considered to be confidential.  If they aren't signed, on official university/college stationery by the registrar and don't have the official seal - they can't be real.    But, its fun to speculate since he's such an idiot and acts and talks like a moron.
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The best thing to do is to check with the college for this answer.\nMany colleges have a social worker degree available. \nAs a former foster parent, I dealt with SW's all the time, and it seemed that most of them had schooling in sociaology, psychology, etc.
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i think co-ed schools give you a more rounded education.\nschool prepares students for the workforce - which is always co-ed (cept maybe if you work at hooters or something ...)\nstudents need to learn how to socialize and create relationships with the opposite sex while also learning about expectations of both males and females. i don't think students can do this at a single sex school.\nall of my college friends who went to single sex high schools are seriously lacking in opposite-sex relationships and understanding of that sex.
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You prospective partner does not have a copy of his degree?  I still have mine and it was over 12 years ago.  The accreditation groups would not have any information on his attendance or graduation from the college.  They would only be able to tell you that the college existed.  Ask him, if another college both the closed college.  If it was, then they would have the records.\n\nI would check your prospective partner closely, it is very convenient to say that you attended a college that closed.
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yes. mostly every college has extracurricular activities. have you researched the schools? they may tell you. also, look around and see if you can request a catalog from the schools, they will also help.\n\n\n\nhttp://www.fitnyc.edu/aspx/Content.aspx?menu=Future\n\nhttp://www.fidm.com/