Is the S.A.T. harder than the G.E.D.?..Is it higher accredited?
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They are totally unrelated. SAT scholastic apptitude test used  to measure how well you learnt in high school and are likely to in the future\n\nGED General equivalency diploma.  Tests that you have learnt th equivelant of high school. Many employers don't recognize if because it show you mastered such things as showing up for class\n\nNeither is accredited but they can you get accepted for higher education.
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High School take all the after school tutoring they offer, talk to your teachers, your counselors, you might graduate a year later, but it will be worth it. \n\nFrom what I have seen, the GED is actually harder than H.S. alone, I feel only the truly driven obtain their GED's to further there education. It is not a small feat in any respect.
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Southwest TX State University in San Marcos TX has an excellant Special Education program. SWTSU is not Texas State University.
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I believe u can get into PSG Tech,coimbatore through SC qouta.\nPSG Tech is best for MCA in TN apert from NIT Trichy.\n\nPSG Tech is no.4 in India for MCA.
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The security exams are pretty hard and can't be passed unless you study. It is like a bar exam but not as hard and it does take a great deal of time. your best bet is to go to your local bookstore and pick up a study guild for it.
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hmmm, thats difficult, it really depends on how good the Uni is for your subject. See it may be a good uni but it may be rubbish for your course.
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i'm having the same problem.IB involves a lot of hard work(2 years of hard work including charity work,designing experiments etc.)& you have to do 6 subjects(broader knowledge in a mixture of fields,so you can choose frm a wide variety of professions).but IB is recognised in any university throughout the world.A level is more easier than IB(divided into 2 years:AS level means gr.12 & A2 level means gr.13). you can attend universty if you get excellent results at AS(gr.12)& you only have to do 3 or 4 subjects.(not much options to choose from for a profession as u only do 3/4 subects)but i'm gonna do A levels to be on the safer side!anyway,that's just my opinion.you should ask someone who really knows a lot abt bothof them.good luck & cheers!
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M.S. is better but a minimum of a B.S.
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Take the AS level not the A Level it is a step above GCSE (O-level) and a step below A-Level. It is also cheaper than A-level and takes a shorter time to finish 1 year rather than 2 years. It is accepted by lots of universities and colleges as a requirement rather than A-level which is a little too advanced and could help you reduce some credits in some universities.\n\nTrust me I went through this I know.
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http://www.edexcel.org.uk/quals/gce/pe/\n\nTry that!\n\nOh sorry! Just seen the last bit of your question.
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The ACT is not "easier" because scores are still distributed and evaluated based on percentiles (usually adjusted yearly) -- the only way it could be "easier" is if less talented people took it but it was still given equal weight with the SAT. Since this obviously isn't the case you should take both and if you bomb one, submit only your score for the test you do well on. The tests -are- different and some do better on one than the other. So take the ACT and see how you do.
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I don't think there is much of a difference between them. I do know however, that San Jose State University is a VERY good engineering school. It's right in the center of Silicon Valley too , so it's easy to get a job after.
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dont know much about AI, I have a friend going to the one in Schaumburg, IL\n\nI dont know if its regionally accredited
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My brother goes to Western Governors University. www.wgu.edu  it is accredited and accepts financial aid. He really likes it. The IVY League colleges are stuck up and they want the world to think that their level of education is better than other colleges. That way they can charge an outrageous amount of money.
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As far as certification, I'm not sure. If you are wanting a degree, exercise science would be good.
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Yes, in general I would say that a more prestigious school will have higher standards for what A level work is and what B level work is etc.  A good student will get an A easier at a less prestigious school than if they were at harvard for example.  \n \nOf course, this also depends on teachers. i have had professors who got their phds from MIT and Berkeley etc and yet are very easy graders and others who are from normal schools who are very tough graders. it all depends on the person.  \n\nif you want to get an idea of what a specific school is like do the following. Go to "ratemyprofessor.com".  then open up a separate webpage and look up UC santa barbara's business department. go to faculty and then go one by one and look up the faculty on "ratemyprofessor" and see what other students have said about the professors. they normally give information about how hard the teacher was on grading.
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I feel that there is no difference in the curriculum's of a college and Ivey school.  Ivey institutions sometimes may offer more areas of study to receive a BA, Masters or PHD degree.  I think that you are paying for the name and paying for a guarenteed job upon gradutaing.  However, I think if the school is accredited you should be concern with what you are putting into your education and what you are getting out of it.  (that is what matters in the end)  I know many friends that went to both college and ivey league schools and they have the same jobs.