What's a good way to describe the diversity of a college?
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diverse student body.
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Try this, http://www.collegeboard.com/appt/qotd/question
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Depends on what area you are looking at. Different universities have different strengths.
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explain that you enjoy helping people, want to contribute to society, bullet point the reasons before you type them in.\nAlso write about you're good points. Universities love gloating
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Any college will do, but it's good to apply to several. You will increase your odds of securing funding for at least one school if you apply for several schools. Many colleges will fund you based on your background and the diversity you can bring to the school. Good luck! (also look for scholarships available outside of the school while you're at it)
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If English is a second language you already have a lot of diversity going for you.   Just describe your live.
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Diversity - synonyms: assortment, change, difference, dissimilarity, heterogeneity, medley, miscellany, multifariousness, variety, variousness.
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Here's an outline...add your own phrasing and word choices:\n--Gratitude for the opportunity to learn\n--Anticipation and the hope for positive chances in the future\n--Appreciation of the friends and associations made during the time in college\n--Request for guidance and maintaining open eyes and hearts for opportunity in the future\n\nYou want to make the opening and closing VERY generic... Start with a simple, "L-rd..." and go straight into the above. At the end, make it a simple "Amen."
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Dress for success. Of course you want to be bundled up, but once you arrive you want to be in business attire. This means conservative colored blazer style jacket, with slacks or skirt. Boots with heels or dress shoes, but no sneakers, sweats, sweatshirts, flannel... etc. \n\nHair, makeup, nails should be on the conservative side too. And if you have multiple piercings, take them all out, but one.  If  you have a nose or eyebrow ring get rid of it for the day.\n\nHair should be out of your face, and resist the impulse to play with it during the interview. Clip bangs securely out of your face. Don't dye it bright green the night before the interview. \n\nJewelry should be quiet - no jangly earrings, bracletts, etc. Less is more.  And if you have a tatoo - put a band aid over it.\n\nYou can ace the interview by knowing why you want to attend this college. Why is this school a good fit for you? Answer with personal specifics not just, "It's the best school for my major." College admissions people want students who will contribute to the vitality of their campus, so what do you plan to do once you get there? Why is this school a good place to do that? Show them you've done your homework, and that you plan to be an active, contributing student and that their university will be a better place because you're enrolled.\n\nBring along photos or a small portfolio showcasing examples of your passions.  Eventually they're going to ask if there's anything you want them to know about you. This is your "prop" to prompt you if you get nervous. Don't make everything about you academic. If you're a quilter, bring a photo of your quilt. If you're a dog fancier, bring a picture of your dog.\n\nTwo things you want to know before you go... What are your personal strengths? AND What are your personal weaknesses. Some form of these quesitons will come up and you don't want to say that you have none. \n\nBe prepared for the "future" question. "Where do you see yourself in 10 years?" And be prepared for the silly question, "If you were a candy bar, what kind would you be?"\n\nSpit out the gum before you get there. Arrive 20 minutes early and find the restroom before you go in for the interview. Don't bring a cup of Starbucks in to the interview with you.\n\nTake a deep breath and smile. They're gonna love you!
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Undeclared\nLiberal Arts\nBusiness\nEngineering\nNatural Sciences\nNursing\nEducation
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Some Black students may feel it is necessary, but I don't. I didn't attend an historically Black college, and I don't regret it. I looked for the one that provided me with the education I needed to be successful in my field. I wanted the diversity because the world is diverse. I wanted to feel the same competition I would feel in the real world. If the HBC offers the best for your career choice, that should be the school you attend. My decision was educational not racial.
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It's called a university or technical college.\n\nGeorgia Tech is a good one.
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Collect the earlier history of the college before your joining and make an article on it.  I wish you good luck
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English\n\nBtw...Comm. College isn't a joke...You are for saying that.
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california has hundreds of colleges, in the cities and country side. the ones in the cities have especially diverse backgrounds, and you should fit right in.
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Are you talking about the different academic majors that a school offers or what? Im not sure exactly what you are after.
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Diverse in what way?\n\nThe only time that "diversity" should ever be an issue is if they are of diverse interests. In that case, you need to identify key points that will help them all relate to each other and to your presentation (finding things they will all agree on), before bringing up things that may not be as comfortable for your entire audience.\n\nFor example, if I were to address the PTA, I must relate to both the teachers/staff and the parents. If I were making a presentation about the Enrichment program, I might tap in to everyone's desires to have our students/children find career success, internal motivation to achieve, good goal-setting skills, and enjoyment of their various life activities. On the other hand, if the crowd were entirely teachers, I might focus on instructional methodology and curriculum compression. If the crowd were entirely parents, I might focus on creating learning environments, exploring community resources, and guiding focused experiences on areas of interest for the child.