Any MATS/TIP/CTY students out there?
476202
if TIP means the duke tip..im 1
63216
There are many, but few have english speaking instructors.  I'm gonig to a place near COEX.  The teacher speaks some english, enough for me to understand what I need to do.  Mostly we do striking, Jiu-Jitsu and MMA striking/takedown.  If you're interested in knowing more send me an IM or email.
902300
Where are you from? What school? Etc. Need some info so I have something to work with...
801373
here's all i've found near arlington: \n\nhttp://yp.yahoo.com/py/ypResults.py?Pyt=Typ&city=Arlington&state=TX&uzip=76010&country=us&msa=2800&cs=4&ed=KV8m9K1o2TwYALwKke7SAI9De_Uvx5aMnXJDt1jmMmhf&tab=B2C&stx=8120454&stp=y&desc=Martial+Arts&qtx=martial+arts&offset=3&FBoffset=17&toggle=&stat=ClkNxtUpper&ls=&lp=\n\ni'd suggest giving a few of these places a call, they might be able to point you to a tai chi chuan instructor... you can also check and see if there are any physical therapist that do eastern medicine, they tend to give taiji and qigong classes at their practices.. \n\nsorry i couldn't be more help, i'll ask my sifu if he knows anyone near arlington that would be good to see.. \n\nsorry\n\n~*good luck*~
1139786
Yep, I got mail from them asking to join, but i never did because of the cost. I think it's an excellent program. There are several divisions such as the NYLF for law, medicine (which I got for), engineering, etc. You should check out the site for more info :)
382924
I highly recommend a good tutor.  The one on one attention really helps and it's much more comfortable asking questions. Worked wonders for me!
525832
there is no exact marks....but i can say that if u prepare for ur CAT then ur MAT bcomes a cake walk.....a serious hardwork will pay.....All the best....
361189
Under the bed bins are great!  You might also want to look for things that can do double duty, like a chest that can double as a coffee table.  Over the door racks for shoes work great for storing odds and ends like hair brushes, makeup, or whatever.  Try and use your wall space too, if you can by putting up shelves.  The more things up can put up off the floor the better.\n\nAs far was things to ask, if you have any interests or sports that you do, ask about those and see if they have teams/organizations to participate in.  Ask what the student body is like, you'll find out more general information about the people on campus.  Ask about requirments, it's always a good idea to have the classes you'll have to take in mind when planning out what to take.  I guess this is a little more like stuff you might ask when going to college, but I think it works for you situation too.
125959
I will help you if I can. I received a BS in Mathematics which included college alebra. Although that was more years than I care to think about, I still remember most of it. If interested, my e-mail address is in my profile.
1079469
I just toook my MD Real Estate exam today; I passed the General Portion but failed the MD portion by three questions...Boy! I was piss at my self... but look at it like this many people arent where we are right now. Just to take the exam we have to take 60hrs and pass the class. Not Easy. To help me pass the General portion I bought a book called: Guide To Passing The PSI Real Estate Exam 5edition. By: Lawrence Sager, Tim Meline. They do a great job in breaking down categories and there are three practice salesperson exams in the back of the book do those and make sure you get no lower then an 80percent on them. Be diligent be positive a pychic yourself up before the test. Do not study the day before go to the movies or something. For the Md part I dont know if im that much uset but I have the MD practices and Law book by Donald White which I had the pleasure of being his student from PG Community College. He has practice exams at the end of every chapter and a 40 question exam in the back of the book.\n\nMost Important if all else fails use comon sense and croos out the ones you are sure that are wrong. Stop to take small 10 secfond breaks. Have a good breakfast and say your ABCs outloaud driving in the car. Im 21 you have to look at it "A set back is a set up for a comeback" Hope this helps Peace
1058081
Don't know what 'mat' is, but try http://www.wmur.com/index.html
983210
Hey! i am totally in the same situation, but i'm a senior (hey smartypants ...)\n\nwell, try these sites:\nwww.clarku.edu/~djoyce/trig/\nstars.troy.edu/stars/CRSLISTS/UAB/MA-106.pdf\nwww.mvla.k12.ca.us/apps/pubs.asp?Q=2&T=Trig+Course+Information+Sheet&P=208 \n\nhope this helps you!\n\n~miza~
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Keep checking the local listings, I have a friend who got an awesome 1 bedroom that was just off campus, and it was cheap.  Unfortunately he still lives there so his place won't be for rent any time soon.   You will love Chapel Hill and Franklin Street.   Just watch out for the crazy Jeep drivers.
943506
what kind of notes do you need? like, what math course are you currently taking?
879852
If you get the phone number for learn direct, they will be able to tell you where the closest  Computer Training course to you is being held, i live in devon and am doing the new clait, then Clait Plus and hopefully onto the (ECDL), as i am on WTC/CTC i only have to pay the exam fee,which is brill , as hopefully it will help me in my job prospects when i pass them all..
195048
Did you check classmates.com? I think thay have a section for faculty on their website...might be a good start!
803788
I couldn't afford the courses either (over a grand for some help? No ma'am!) but I did pretty much the same thing you did. I got a couple of help books, went to different websites that gave me free practice tests, got an idea of what the test was all about by starting all this about six months before the actual exam and I ended up scoring at 1400 (this is the old SATS, out of 1600). \n\nIf you can get a group together to do faux practice tests, it'll work out even better. Me and my friend would compare how we got different answers. Even if we both got them right, it was helpful to see how someone else deduced the answer and ended up helping me out a lot on the test because I could try to answer hard questions using a different method. \n\nGood luck on your committee. It definitely sounds like a very good way to prepare our hispanic youth for their futures