IS www.aeeDot.com a true schoolarship firm?
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I don't know. You should post this under education.
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http://www.schoolboredom.com/
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http://www.blackboard.com/company                                                        ^v^.
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They are well worth it,  I my self am part of nouveau riche.  there education beats all others out there.  You get support and help from everybody that you need help from.  not only that there educators teach you what they do on a daily bases.  This company is not like the others where they fly in take your 5 thousand.  They expect you to fail so they can hit you up for more money later on.  To answer your question they are well it.
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Yes if they have a brick and mortar school as well as an on-line or correspondence school. If they haven't heard of the school before, be sure to do is a search for the school name with the words "diploma mill" and see if it comes up... \n\nAlso make sure they are accredited by a real accreditation organization-if unsure than ask what other schools are accredited by their accreditation authority and then call a couple that you know are genuine and verify that they know of the school and will recommend it (this is better than calling the accreditation org as if it is a bogus org set up by bogus schools then you see the lies that ensue...)... \n\nRemember in higher education while you don't always get what you pay for, cheaper often means just that...\n\nIf they don't have a brick and mortar school then I would be very reluctant to use them unless you can find lots of credible backing to support their authenticity and value...
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They appear to be legitimate:\n\nhttps://secure.creditgate.com/search/search.aspx?AP=Full%20Non-Limited&CompanyID=03276515&CompanyType=L&BS=1&BT=Full%20Data\n\nhttp://www.companysearchgate.co.uk/NIAMAX+LIMITED.aspx
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The high school is supporting online offerings. from various providers in a distance learning ... Present updated technology plan to the Joint School Committee ...nausetschools.org/pdf/techplan04.pdf \nGates' education plan simply does not compute - Opinion  \n... all students must graduate from high school ready for college work and citizenship. ... His ideal educational plan would emphasize deep understanding of subjects ...venturacollegepress.com/news/2005/04/18/Opinion/... \nCSUMentor - Plan for College - High School Students - Eligibility Index  \n... before you graduate from high school, you should compute your GPA using grades ... Educational. Opportunity Program (EOP) Admission. Finances (Financial Aid ...www.csumentor.edu/planning/high_school/eligibility_index.asp
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Tigerdirect.com or go direct to the web sites as I know that Macromedia gives a list of online suppliers who offer student discounts.
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I was intrigued by your question and wanted to further investigate this web site.  My first impression of the website was that it looked like it had been put together by a team of Jr. high web class students.  The web site looked extemely un-proffesional and looked like it had been put together with out much thought.  First red flag, Any company with enough money to pay employees hundreds to thousands of dollars for a few hours of work, could deffinatly hire a proffesional web desinger to create a decent home page.  Did you notice a lack of out side links The only link i found that took you any where was one that took you to "consumer reporter.org.  I must admit by this time i thought well if they have a major consumer reporting company endorsing their company maybe they are the real deal.  I guess i wasn't too surprised to find that "consumerreporter.org" was obviously a site made by these guys to make their company look good.  The same crapy designs, the same poor acting testimonials, cheesy lines, poor images (the icons they have aren't even links, shouldn't those take you somewhere?  or maybe they just didn't want their page to look plain), I also thought that it was interesting that the only product this supposed company has ever done a consumer report on is Itidata.  you couldn't see any other reports on their page!!!  Sounds like a scam to me.  Interested in some of the icons i found on their web site (the ones that dont take you any where i decided to investigate and find out what those sites where, I was surprized to find out that they were real legit sites.  I did a search to see what they said about this web site and almost fell off my seat laughing when i saw what they themselves had led me to.  Here is a letter from a lady who was unsatisfied with this company, you can find this letter on your own by going to www.complaints.com and typing in ITIdata in the search field, well here it is:\n\nMarch 2, 2006 \n\nHello,\nMy name is Mira and I would sincerely appreciate it if you could help me out. Please take the time to read this and find an honest solution. I purchased the itidata training manual after visiting the site consumerreporter.org and the www.itidata.org site. After downloading the manual and reading it very carefully, I realize that the information promised does not appear to be anywhere. The instructions for settting up a clickbank account are there and the link to the clickbank website is there but, no links to the the names of the companies listed on the itidata website. After attempting to follow the directions and sign up with these sites I realize that they ask for a website on which you can place their ads by cutting and pasting their links or they ask you to sign up with other sites by purchaing advertising tools and space. I would like to point out that the manual strictly says you dont need your own website for this and it also says you don't have to be an expert at using the internet and it also says that no extra costs would be incurred. But going to these sites I see just that. I searched for a member area on the site and called their 713-866-6212 number but found no help as promised to their members...they say to call from 9-5 central time and I called 5-6 times between those hours but got \nonly a recording. There is no response to my email which they say they would reply to in 24 hours.\nI don't know what to do anymore. I have studied the manual 5-6 times but this is all that it says.\nI can only pray that I have not been scammed. The truth is I am a part time student with a minimum salary and new to the country. I don't have money to throw away especially this kind. I need to become financially independent and am not looking to earn obscene amounts of cash. But I would love to have \na legit and regular way of doing this. I would like to get started ASAP on this and I request you to help me. I have full faith that as a consumer protection org y
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I used to teach elementary and middle school computers and my classes participated in an e-mail exchange with a group of students from England using epals.com.\n\nBasically a teacher registers their classroom to participate and they search for other participating classrooms all over the world. When I was doing it (back in 2001), the age of participants went all the way up to college. I'm not sure how the site has changed in the last 5 years but I'm sure the premise is the same.\n\nIt's very safe and I would recommend it to any class! You should encourage your teacher to look into it!
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You should still look into the other SUNY schools (you might want to call up one of the SUNY marketing departments and ask this question - they may be very frank in their response), but it appears FIT (Fashion Institute of Technology) is part of the SUNY system. And according to their website (see below), the teachers themselves are all working currently in industry. So they are an immediate set of connections.\n\nGood luck!
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I have never heard of them . but try fastweb.com they offfer scholarships based on the questionair you fill out
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Well I think it's all marketing.  College Board and Petersen's Guide, they collect a lot of data on students, tests, schools and then they package and resell all that information back to others--like the students buy test guides and info on the schools, the schools buy addresses of students who did well on the tests, the tests get money from the students taking the "required" exam.  I think it's all a scam but schools seem to think they need some external standard of measure for a student and maybe they are right, who knows?
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Not the homepage but it does have information about the school:\nhttp://www.greatschools.net/modperl/parents/tx/9935/?ref=s_bc
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There probably is.  These sites will get you started and contacts you find there may lead you to the school you need.
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The school appears to be ok and it does have at least one ASET accredited class, although I can not find any information that the Master Herbalist course is itself actually accredited. \n\nA diploma, even accredited, from a foreign country is not always accepted straight away by US agencies and employers  without some sort of prior agreement. The best thing you can do is determine what it is you wish to do with the diploma and check with prospective employers regarding acceptance of such a diploma.\n\nIf you are going into business for yourself, the diploma may very well help your business, because you will have expertise not always found with people starting such businesses.
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Go to the Yahoo search engine or Google search engine and type in the type of school and also insert online.  Remember this requires hands on, so they may not have one.  Check on line with EDU.GOV  always check the *www.edu.gov* to see if the school is accredited!!!!  \n\nTake care.\n\nCT