what is ben cardin educational level?
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Cardin earned his B.A. degree cum laude in 1964 from University of Pittsburgh. In 1967, he graduated first in his class from the University of Maryland School of Law.
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Its a little odd to buy business cards for someone before they start their career, the cards would be of little use the moment he gets a job.\nNone the less, as other people have written he may have Ba(hons) or Bsc(hons).\nIf you know which university he is attending you could go to their website, track down the accounting or finance faculty and give them a ring and ask them. That would be a safer option.\nOtherwise a good present for anyone about to start a career might be a suit (good for interviews).
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Contact the following:\n\nUniversity he taught at:\nFinancial aid office\nDean's office of the Department he taught in\nAlumni office\n\nIf different, University he graduated from\nFinancial Aid office\nDean's office for dept of his major\nAlumni office
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Bachelor's in Sociology and Master's in History.  I'd love to go on for a PhD but that may take some time.  So for now I just try to create as much controversy as I can in the hopes of provoking critical thought processes amongst a few people here and there.  Also, I enjoy being a thorn in the side of the religious right as well as being a vocal critic of the current Administration in Washington D.C.
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try h1bsponsors.com.\n\nps. i'm sorry to disagree with frank castle, but i did start as an H1b, and experience of atleast 3 years would suffice (not 12 years) plus education.
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The way of the world is business, finance and IT knowledge. If a person already has an IT background and he gains business knowledge, he is good to go.
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4 years bachelors\n2 years masters
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You don't have to have any specific educational credential, but it can help open doors and it can also help you make connections. \n\nAlthough there are lots of actors out there who have high school or less, and are fabulous actors; most actors today have at least a bachelor's degree. Almost ALL actors at least have some acting classes behind them. \n\nYou should note that actors, like dancers, are almost always in training. They attend workshops, they take class, the work with private "tutors", all in a constant attempt to keep up their skills or learn new techniques. \n\nAnd again, not only does training/education help you with your craft, but it also helps you make connections - and connections can make or break your career. \n\nSome schools with fabulous, prestigious acting degree programs include:\n\nJulliard\nNew York University (Tisch School)\nUniversity of Missouri - Kansas City\nNorthwestern\nYale\n\n\nSome private institutes where you may or may not actually get a degree include: \n\nThe Actor's Studio\nThe Stella Adler Academy of Acting\nThe Sanford Meisner school in New York\nThe American Academy of Dramatic Art\nAmerican Conservatory Theatre (San Francisco)\n\n\nOne final point. Acting is a highly competitive field. When my husband is casting, and he is looking at resumes, he does note the education listed. If a role is down to two actors, he'll usually hire the one with a degree, because then he knows that the person has had certain basic training - which he expects will simplify working with that person.
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Tell you WHAT level two of what is like, PLEASE?
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Rep. Ben Cardin (democrat) won the election against Lt. Governor Michael Steele (republican).
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high school grad\n\nno felonies\n\npass state exam
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i think you are asking who is the govenor of Maryland well that robert Ehrilich for now , next year it Martin O'Mally\nfor the U.S Senate seat in Md  the winer is  Ben Cardin
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a bachelor (or equivalent) is all it takes to be in management training, a degree in a specialized filed, like accounting can put you in to management immediately
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There are colleges in California where you can "create your own degree"  or there were 15 years ago.   You create the list of courses, and much of it is self-study.  i remember that the stage magician Doug Henning got a degree in Magic - the first time someone got such a degree in California.
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a Bachelor of Arts degree
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pre-kindergarten\nkindergarten\n1st grade\n2nd grade\n3rd grade\n4th grade\n5th grade\n6th grade\n7th grade\n8th grade\n9th grade\n10th grade\n11th grade\n12th grade\n\ncollege - bachelor's\n\npost-graduate studies - masters then doctorate
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A whole bunch, check out BPP professional education's site on:\n\nhttp://www.bppfinancialservices.com/website/default.aspx\n\nIt details the courses for:\n\nCFA (Charterted Financial Analyst)\nIMC (Investment Management Certificate)\nSII Dip (Securities and Investment Institute Diplomas)\n\nAlso IAQ (Investment Administration Qualification) and IFA qualifications.\n\nCould always give them a call (their numbers on the site) as they're a helpful bunch.