What is Who's Who Amoung American Jr. Colleges?
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Pettus Randall conceived of an honors program without dues or fees that would select and recognize outstanding students for their academic accomplishments and scholastic contributions. While still pursuing his studies, Pettus Randall created Who's Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges, a distinguished biographical volume that honors the nation's most noteworthy students of higher learning.\n\nWith the advent of junior colleges supplementing the need for higher education, it followed that outstanding junior college students should also have the opportunity to be recognized and honored in the Who's Who tradition. In 1966 the first edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges was published. It continues to this day.
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The best place to go on the web to find American universities on line is http://www.allonlinecolleges.com/  I hope this link helps!!!
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different states have different requirements.. go ask a counselor at your local jr. college...
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Junior Colleges are the easiest.  Then probably the private schools (Chapman, USC).....they just cost an arm and a leg.  Then State Colleges....much cheaper but not as easy to get into.  Then there's the UC system and Stanford.....impossible to get into.
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it is not a "level" of accredidation, some commumity colleges have relastionships with other colleges.\n\nBut even between major name brand colleges they may not accept some classes between each other.  First they have to offer a simular class or have an agreement to accept certain classes.\n\nit is best to check with the college you want to transfer to latter.  Also the Jr college can tell you what schools accept thier classes or not.
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Is that a junior college in Monterey, CA.?
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Where are you from? What school? Etc. Need some info so I have something to work with...
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A lot of colleges are recognized. I think it depends on what college you study from.  Good luck.
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AIU has regional accreditation by SACS (Southern Association of Colleges and Schools).  Regional is a higher level accreditation then national, which community colleges have.  SACS is the same accrediting body that all of the southern state universities use, such as University of Georgia, U of Auburn, Alabama, etc.  Being regionally accredited will translate into a great degree.  \n\nI am currently enrolled in AIU as well.
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Tamilnadu Colleges I think.
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Community colleges do have reputations, but it can be hard to get a clear picture of them.  These colleges are local in nature and so they're not generally covered in ranking surveys.\n\nI did find a top-100 ranking (at the first link below), but it's just in terms of raw number of degrees awarded.  That same site has on its front page (at the second link below), lists of the fastest-growing community colleges.  But, again, this is probably of limited usefulness to your real question.\n\nWhile community colleges don't usually get high-profile general reputations, there are many community colleges which are well-known for particular programs.  For instance, Mt. San Antonio College (third link below) has an aeronautics program which received an award as the "Nation's Best Aviation Program" in 1987 and 2005.  But, unless you're looking for an aviation program, you may never have heard of MtSAC.\n\nIf you're looking for a good community college, think specifically about the area you want to study and then try to get an idea of how good the programs are in that area.  If you're just looking for general information, I'm not sure what else is out there.
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For results and past champions in Division I II and III, check out the official National Junior College Athletic Association website at:
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Do you mean like devry or national american university?\n\nIn that case:\n\nwww.devry.edu\nwww.nau.edu
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I liked your answer to Curious1, very good.\nThere is a "who's who in American Doctors". I read it at the library. It lists where they went to school and where they did internship also what contributions they made to the Medical journals.
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John Hopkins University, UMDNJ, Harvard, Duke, Yale basically any "good" colleges.
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huh?  do you mean.. How many people actually do go to specific colleges based on their statistics?
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Here is a site where you can send for more information. http://www.education-online-search.com/schools/american_intercontinental_university?src=oo&ovmkt=V9IJCEF3GDQI0IMT546FSLM9O8&OVRAW=american%20intercontinental%20university&OVKEY=american%20intercontinental%20university&OVMTC=standard\n\nI looked at their site and saw no mention of accreditation. Most of their sites - Atlanta Dunwoody and Buckhead, Houston, and South Florida - are in the territory of SACS, the Southern Assn. of Colleges and Schools. If this institution is not fully accredited by their organization you will be unable to transfer any of their credits to another college that is fully accredited.