Does anyone know about Cambridge Tutor College? Is it a good school?
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Yes! :D I think it's a great school... :D\nyou can find a lot about it on the Internet.. :D\nTry www.ctc.ac.uk :D
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Cambridge is ranked higher than Oxford so there goes my vote. It is also the school that has received the most Nobel prizes - something like 80. Harvard has 30 plus
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I've shopped in the store and they have great bargains.  Its a reputable company in Cambridge, Massachusetts.  Not sure about their shipping charges but overall very good pricing and service.
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If you get good enough grades then you will be interviewed at Cambridge so the interview is more important than your CV.  It is important you don't lie on your CV, if you do something say so but don't try and look better than you are.  What they are looking for is something with a real passion for their subject so read things outside your course.  You might need another language so go onto the Cambridge University site and check.  www. cam.ac.uk   There is no one kind of person that gets in.  I know very sporty people, very musical people and people that seem to have no outside activities at all.  Also check out the colleges.  Don't just go for the famous ones.  and go for it.  What have you got to lose?
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Do you mean Lincoln or Kearney or Omaha? Lincoln is the best-known, and more competitive, campus. People who go there do love it. It's got a big frat scene, if you're into that. Students tend to want to party, but also take their studies quite seriously. Most students come from Nebraska and the states around it, and are fairly conservative in their beliefs. \n\nDoes this sound like a good fit for you? If so, then U Nebraska Lincoln. \n\nIf your grades aren't quite to their standards, you can apply to Kearney instead. Omaha's pretty much a commuter school, so unless you currently live in Omaha and plan to commute, it's probably not a good fit. Kearney has more of a collegy feel to it than Omaha.
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Basically it is a former polytechnic. I was there for a short diploma course a few years ago. I enjoyed it. The beer is cheap, the women are four or five out of ten (usually 32b to 36d), the food is awful and served in a grubby, crowded canteen, everyone has really horrible, grating accents. The lecturers are nice people and the ones I met varied from competent to actually interesting. Nobody cares whether you get what you thought you would get out of your course so be prepared to insist. Pick a course where the trainer has real world experience of what he is teaching.
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Kendrick has the best RESULTS, but be careful. I know several girls who went there and it isn't very 'caring' - incidents of self-harm and eating disorders are above the national average, even for a grammar school crammer. Interestingly, even staff have ended up messed up in the hothouse environment. It would be a good school for a tough, smart, mature girl ... but maybe not the best if she isn't 100% hard as nails emotionally.
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there are neighbourhood schools that aren't that good, and then there are some which are. Whether a school is good or not, depends on the quality of the teachers, the mentality of the students, and the resources available to the school. another issue is, what do you define as a good school? Is a good school one that produces students who get straight-As?or students who develop a passion for off-the-beaten path subjects, like Literature, or Music, or Art, or Media and Communications? Sometimes, its hard to bridge the discrepancy between staying in school and getting good grades, and dropping out/taking the road less travelled in order to pursue what you love. Let's face it, the education system here does not suit everyone, and indeed, having gone through the almost ideal Good Secondary Sch - Good Junior College - Good University bit, I cant say that I learnt anymore than others who have not, nor do i feel schooled in the ways of the world. Having done some teaching in a neighbourhood school, I realised that many students are simply unmotivated and teachers don't have the resources to motivate each and every student. It's sad, but thats life.
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Hey, \n\nI've received a diploma from them in Police/Security Sciences last year.  I wouldn't say it's a waste of time.  They are very co-operative and helpful.  The course was a little 'too-easy' but the resources you get are great and you get to keep them all, which makes the cost of the course a little more resonable.\n\nFeel free to contact me for more info.  \n\nMatt \nmatthewpenkala@yahoo.ca
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Personally I think they have good schools. I used to live there but I moved around alot when I was growing up and went to tons of different schools. When I was in that area I went to LFK, Warren County Middle, and Warren County High. Overall i learned more, and enjoyed school alot more in Warren County.\n\nI don't really know anything about the bad school reports. I just remember that the teachers there were great and took more time to work with me individually than those at other cities. Id think the worst part about the schools were the menus, LFK  had a menu that was pre-balanced with all of the food groups, but the middle and high school you could choose to not eat anything, get nachos and other things that don't even qualify as a meal. \n\n  I remember that the school system had the best field trips compared with the other schools too. They used charter buses that were air conditioned instead of hot school buses. We took trips to zoos, the Luray Caverns, Dinosaur Museums, we even took a cruise down the Potomac river one year. And parents were always welcome to come chaperon.\n\nHere is another website that might help you. IT has reviews and information about the schools along with addresses and phone numbers.\nwww.greatschools.net/city/Front_Royal/VA\n\ni hope some of that helped. good luck!
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My best friend went there and she said that it was a great experience. The first thing she told me when she got there was that the campus was beautiful and nicely landscaped. She had said that it was exactly what she had expected it to be. That the professors were extremely helpful when came to asking questions and getting answers. The classes were easy choose from based on what your major was and the professors were very knowledgeable about the courses. When she graduated she told me that if she had to do it again, she said definately without a doubt. She would recommend this school to anyone who had the desire to go there.
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st christopher's med school in england is a very good school.  they have a 90-something% pass rate for the step 1
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ACG Senior College of New Zealand\n\nIts a private school,but you wouldnt guess it.It is in the middle of the city,we wear mufti,and we are co-ed.\nWe also take to Cambridge International Exams,and have performed extremly well in them. Gaining 11  Top in the world awards and 27 Top in New Zealand awards.\n\nhttp://www.acg.ac.nz/seniorcollege/index.php?section=2\n\nit goes from Form 5-7
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The UK one is (unsurprisingly) in Cambridge near London - see link below\n\nThere is a Cambridge College in Massachusetts (USA) - see link below\n\nThe most known Universities in the city of Cambridge Massachusetts itself are Harvard and MIT.\n\nEnjoy
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I had 4 freinds go there from Lansing, they car pooled. We were all transfer students from Lansing Community Colledge and graduated with various degrees in the technical/computer feild. I was second in my class at L.C.C. in computer electronics/repair and earned a associates. The 4 guys that went on to further their educations at M.I.T. all have great jobs payings at least 70,000 a year or better. Two went on to work for NASA. It's a great school and looks super on your reseme. GO! I wish I would have!
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Why that particular college?  Is it a reason your parents would agree with?  If so, perhaps they will pay for you to have a tutor.  If not, perhaps the best thing would be to choose a less demanding college.  \n\nMany people around here go to a two-year community college (which is a good one, but admits most anyone), taking only courses that can be transferred, and then start the four-year school (UCSC) as a transferring junior.  Seems to work out really well.
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Many of my friends study in UK.\nThey knew nothing, when they went there.\nBut now, they are excellent in English.\nSo go there without hesitation, people of UK are very polite!