In some of Cambridge university's colleges i read the word (FELLOWS), who are the fellows exactly? Thank you..
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"Fellows" are those who have been awarded "fellowships."  Fellows receive money for doing something for the university, usually some kind of advanced research.  Sometimes they will work as "graduate assistants" and teach/tutor a class or lab.  Contrary to how it may sound, "fellowships" can be awarded to men and women.\n\nGood luck!
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If you mean "neophytes," then that refers to those who are new to a group. For instance, neophytes can be fraternity pledges, newly-converted Catholics, etc.
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Yes.  Why do you think they're called doctors?  They go through college and medical school, take the MCATS, have a residency, etc.  They're doctors.
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If you mean Cambridge University (in England!) then they all do.\n\nLaw is taught by the Law Faculty. You apply to and (hopefully) win a place at a college but you attend lectures and take exams in the faculty. Your supervision (and general welfare) is under the umbrella of your college.\n\nIt's (meant to be) the best of both worlds - you get the attention and comfort of a small, close-knit college with the benefits of a large, well staffed faculty. It's a system that is unique to Cambride and that other place whose name escapes me :-)
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trinity college at cambridge
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Being a big fish in a small pond.  There are so many ways to network when professors and students know you.   And thats true what the other person wrote...big fish eat the smaller ones!
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Garth Crooks (methinks but I'll stand corrected!)\n\nBoycott below is correct: http://www.le.ac.uk/so/css/resources/factsheets/fs4.html
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In England I believe it was Cambridge
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Are you kidding? Ever heard of Oxford and Cambridge Universities? Of course there are hundreds more but really... where have you been all your life??
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If you were choosing students to admit to your college who would you prefer; someone from the top of the class?\nI doubt if I would pick someone from the bottom!
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I'm not sure either.  Perhaps you're talking about the admissions counselors?  Admissions is the office that recruits students for the colleges.  Is that what you mean?
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Officially: My Lord. \nEnding: I have the honour to remain , Your Lordships obedient servant.\n\nSocially: My dear Lord, or, My dear Lord Bishop.\nEnding: Faithfully yours, or, Truly yours.\n\nEnvelope: The right rev. the Lord Bishop of Cambridge.
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Universities are governed by a similar body to Ofsted for schools. I can't remember the name of it, but a little Internet research should help.  If you are really concerned then maybe you could report it to a body such as that?
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Under the Harvard System, they would be referenced in the body text as follows:\n\n"Quote" (John Smith, 2006. personal interview, 12 April, London)\n\nBUT they would not be included in the reference list, as they cannot be traced by the reader.
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actually they are called facilitators.  I go there and hear that ALL the time.  I do know they get paid good money for what they do.  Most however are considered part-time and still hold down full-time jobs.  UOP actually looks for facilitators that are still employed in the field they are wishing to teach in.  (yes i do go there...4 yrs now!  2 classes away from my bachelors)
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I was a student at King's College, London, many years ago. Probably there is not much difference, but they are possibly more disciplinarian? Of course students are always 'lively people' the World over.There is not so much emphasis on success-certainly there is much hard studying involved. The ethnic makeup of the British population has changed much over the years.
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http://www.cam.ac.uk/\n\nThe University of Cambridge is rich in history - its famous Colleges and University buildings attract visitors from all over the world. But the University's museums and collections also hold many treasures which give an exciting insight into some of the scholarly activities, both past and present, of the University's academics and students.\n\n\nThe University of Cambridge is one of the oldest universities in the world and one of the largest in the United Kingdom. Its reputation for outstanding academic achievement is known world-wide and reflects the intellectual achievement of its students, as well as the world-class original research carried out by the staff of the University and the Colleges.\n\nthere are hundreds of courses they provide.\nhttp://www.cam.ac.uk/admissions/