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Eight: Getting PC Pro Schools Scholarships to Defray College Tuition, Part 2

Published on May 4, 2011 By

If you have done the search for local or PC Pro Schools scholarships already then you have also taken stock of your own goals and what you have to offer.  The next step in defraying college tuition is to apply for state and national scholarships. The locations you can look for this information include some [...]

Writing a College Letter of Intent For PC Pro Schools

Published on April 7, 2011 By

A letter of intent is often a requirement for a college application. It’s like a covering letter for a job application. It’s an introduction, and a notice of your interest in the college. Therefore, it’s an important letter to get right.
A letter of intent is sometimes requested along with your transcript for certain colleges. It’s [...]

PC Pro Schools & College Email Retention Frequently Asked Questions

Published on February 20, 2011 By

Email retention has become a very important aspect for companies across the world. In the U.S. alone, a number of laws have been passed to ensure that companies retain certain categories of information for set periods of time. This is to protect investors, customers, and the organization themselves.
If you are a company owner who plans [...]

The Importance of a Technical Education in the Modern Workplace

Published on November 19, 2010 By

Minneapolis Technical School
You don’t need me to tell you it’s tough in the employment market right now. It’s on the news and in the papers every day. Labor markets have always been competitive. It’s essential to drive innovation and force us to improve ourselves. Technical colleges have a significant role to play in helping us [...]

Rejected High Schooler Speaks (The Advocate)

Published on November 17, 2010 By

Los Angeles – When Kelsey Hicks turned 18, she followed in the footsteps of her father before her and left the house to live on her own, despite still being a student at Del City High School, just outside of Oklahoma City. Hicks lives with her girlfriend and her girlfriend’s 2-year-old child, she told The Advocate Tuesday evening. She said that because she holds down two jobs and shares child rearing responsibilities, she decided to enroll in night school to complete her high school education, but immediately didn’t feel safe in her new surroundings.

Teachers take over schools in education reform (AP)

Published on November 13, 2010 By rohit

LOS ANGELES – Four years ago, Parkman Middle School in Los Angeles was spiraling downward with plummeting enrollment, abysmal test scores and notoriety for unruliness. Then teachers stepped out of the classroom and took charge of the school

Fla. county locks down schools after threat (AP)

Published on November 11, 2010 By

PEMBROKE PINES, Fla. – Thousands of students in the nation’s sixth-largest school district spent hours locked in their classrooms Wednesday after an unidentified woman called a South Florida radio station and said her husband might go to a campus and open fire with a gun. The lockdown of all 300 Broward County schools was ordered after WFTL 850 AM employees found the station had earlier been sent an e-mail, perhaps by the husband, saying “something big was going to happen,” possibly at a post office or a school, said Pembroke Pines Police Capt.

6 College Admissions Tips for Artistic Students (U.S. News & World Report)

Published on November 9, 2010 By

If your child wants to major in musical theater or some other performing art, go ahead and blame it on Glee , American Idol or America’s Got Talent .

School brings farming to Big Apple (AP)

Published on November 5, 2010 By rohit

NEW YORK – No one expects to find beets and carrots in a sliver of the South Bronx wedged between Metro-North Railroad tracks and a busy elevated highway.

Sector Snap: Shares of for-profit schools tumble (AP)

Published on November 4, 2010 By rohit

NEW YORK – Shares of for-profit schools dove Thursday after a seemingly routine program review by the Department of Education reawakened fears of greater oversight — and lower profits — in the sector. Several analysts also sounded warnings, concerned about their ability to sign up new students and access government-backed financial aid due to increased scrutiny. Apollo Group Inc., which owns the University of Phoenix, the country’s largest for-profit higher education chain, said on Thursday that the DOE is launching a review of how Phoenix administers federal financial aid.