What are the attendance requirements for classes at Ivy Tech College in IN?
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It depends on the class.  Some classes don't care about attendance.  So, you just have to show up for the exams.  Other professors are more strict and will take attendance, especially if the class is smaller.  They each have their own individual requirements.
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Educational Requirements  \n\nIn Alberta, the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) in Edmonton offers a two year Combined Laboratory and X-Ray Technology program. The program includes 34 weeks of clinical practicum at rural hospital sites throughout Alberta. The entrance requirement is a minimum of 60 per cent in English 30, Pure Math 30 (Math 30), Chemistry 30, Biology 30. Physics 30 is highly recommended and a high school diploma. However, this is a quota program so higher marks are generally required to gain admission. A career investigation report is required. \n\nNAIT also offers a one year Medical Laboratory Assisting certificate program. The entrance requirement is a minimum of 60 per cent in Biology 30, Chemistry 30, English Language Arts 30-1 and Pure Math 30. A high school diploma is recommended.\n\nFor current information about programs, admission requirements and mature student admission policies, please check post-secondary calendars or websites.
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You go to school in a hedge?!  How odd.\n\nYou should throw a fit until they let you in a school building.  =)\n\nSeriously, contact the registrar's office or Headmaster's office and ask them to send you an equipment and materials list.  It's traditional for schools to provide them for new students, so most schools are happy to oblige.
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Most classes and courses and salutations.  Good Luck !   :)
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No truth to it as of yet, final attendance numbers for this year arent in.  Schools must miss the attendance average of 15000 for two consecutive years before they are put on probation for it if missed a third year they must hit it for ten years straight to remain in DivI, if they miss it during that time then they will get dropped.\nSome schools on their third year include Ball State, Temple, and you know mainly mid major programs.
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IIT is the best! go for it! good luck!
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Well, most requirements are standard, they typically vary in GPA and SAT or ACT scores\nhttp://students.berkeley.edu/admissions/freshmen.asp
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Talk to the enrollment office of the college you wish to attend.  They will let you know if you need a new visa or not.  The webpage from the INS is pretty complex, but you may find the answers there as well.  :) Good luck!
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New York Institute of Technology.\n\nOr NYU...if you can get in.
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It depends. Many Ivy league schools have a very limited transfer acceptance,  Mainly because they admit to capcity and the only open space would be students that dropped out for varous reasons.\n\nOn top of that, they would have to have space in your field of study.\n\nIf you are an exceptional student, the best thing to do is apply and get an interview and make a case why you are a strong student.\n\nIn my case, I felt I would not do well as an undergrad at an Ivy League, but did got for my graduate degrees. So, you can continue a good run with grades and academically challenging courses and apply for grad school at your school of choice.
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English classes are offered in most colleges
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Plz check AICTE site : http://www.aicte.ernet.in/ApprovedInstitute.htm. Required info is available there.
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Without doubt, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT). There are 7 of them now. More are in the pipeline. Admission is through a Comman Entrance Test, which is taken by thousands every year.
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In my opinion, the best way to get into a big name school/ivy is to convince the admissions staff that your interests/professional needs fit perfectly with their programs. They want to see kids that know what they want to do and will utilize their resources immediately (and then become super sucessful and make big time money). You need to convince Yale that their grad program is the only one for you. Research Yale's classes, professors, programs, etc. In addition to getting great grades adn doing all the things you listed, focus your undergrad studies and extracurriculars on a field that will set you up perfectly for a program that you are interested in and that is uniquely Yale.  \n\nThis process worked for both me and a close friend of mine. I will be attending Cornell next semester. My friend is enrolled at Columbia as a grad student.\n\nGood luck.
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Contact the Department of Education in Lansing. They will be glad to send you the requirements, which, as you know, vary from state to state. Good luck.
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pretty much any non-ivy program
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any of the ivy league schools: harvard university, princeton university, yale university, cornell university, brown university, columbia university, university of pennsylvania, dartmouth college