His "two semesters" of UCLA were actually two semesters of signing up for UCLA Extension classes and never showing up.
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Additional semesters of college can be expensive and in some cases, scholarship and grant aid does not apply for semesters beyond the standard four years.
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For three years, I paid 2900% out-of-pocket, then finally received FAFSA for three semesters only to have it be taken away for my last two semesters.
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Ultimately, the school decided to suspend him for two semesters.
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Many campuses cut their semesters short because of the unrest.
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Entering the classroom this fall will be unlike previous semesters.
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Dominguez alternated between going to school for a few semesters and then working full-time for a few semesters, and he still had to take on some student loans to cover the cost of tuition.
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He went to community college, but dropped out after three semesters.
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The student may have to borrow for the first three semesters.
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But Ivy League programs allow only eight semesters of athletic eligibility.
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Mr. Silvers spent three semesters studying law, without enthusiasm, at Yale.
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After seven fraught, fear-filled semesters, Zabihian fled to the United States.
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Yeah, for the first two semesters after, there was very little partying.
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Most universities have reinitiated their respective semesters with difficulty and occasional interruptions.
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I took that class two semesters ago and I was just floored.
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"My first four semesters in college were just a complete disaster," he said.
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The scholarships will be given twice yearly for the fall and spring semesters.
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The lab offered to have me continue to work throughout the upcoming semesters.
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Students' fall semesters were disrupted, and academic calenders were thrown into a frenzy.
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He attended the University of Nebraska at Lincoln for three semesters before dropping out.
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The last couple semesters, people have asked me about it out of the blue.
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Teachers said they have worked continuously for several semesters without taking a vacation day.
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"There were some semesters where I had over 1,000 students in my classes," Goegan said.
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Larson's team proposes that these correlations may be timed to the rhythm of college semesters.
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And I graduated a semester early, so I had three semesters to make it happen.
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You're forced to take four to five classes a semester for eight semesters (at least).
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For students forced to cut short semesters they'd spent years planning, it's a devastating development.
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How about the young lady who racks up the student debt, spending multiple semesters abroad?
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Check. You would think that after three semesters of college, I'd have learned my lesson.
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Twelve credits multiplied by two semesters a year for four years, comes to 22.6 total.
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He was dismissed for academic reasons after three semesters but stayed in the United States.
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But paying for several semesters of schooling is simply not feasible for a lot of people.
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In the intervening semesters they engage in rich-media online coursework from all over the world.
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So when Buonauro graduated, she missed her therapist and the bond they formed over four semesters.
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On Thursday school registrar Jim Benson said Patton attended for two semesters but did not graduate.
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Their pictures were surreptitiously taken on various days during the spring semesters of 2012 and 2013.
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As she struggled through these last three semesters, we paid $23,528.68 (and also received financial aid).
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Most semesters, I was shocked to see the bookstore's cost estimate was more than my rent.
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During the recession, Congress cut back on certain aspects of the program, like funding for summer semesters.
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As for Mr. Echevarria, he said he was proud of how his last few semesters had gone.
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He attended Berklee College of Music in Boston for four semesters, on and off between Broadway shows.
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Now that there's a break between semesters, I can actually be home to eat and meal prep.
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But on the science journalism website, it said that the program was two semesters and a summer.
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"I don't think there's anything magical about eight semesters, or six, or 10, for example," he said.
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He enrolled at Brevard in fall 1980 and attended classes there for three semesters but didn't graduate.
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There were semesters I had to take off altogether when I didn't have enough money to pay tuition.
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It'll begin with somewhere between 25 to 30 students this summer, with the figure increasing in future semesters.
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For instance, undergraduate students can only receive federal Pell grants for up to 12 semesters — roughly six years.
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Maybe at the start or in between semesters, but during the school year, I was really head-down.
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The money, it turns out, had been used to cover adjuncts' salaries for the fall and spring semesters.
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He had a high school equivalency diploma, but had lasted only a few semesters at a community college.
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There are no homework assignments or tests, and students who attend every class both semesters are considered graduates.
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Over the past two semesters, she has raised her grade-point average and declared a major in psychology.
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Although he has taken a few semesters off, he aspires to graduate from college before he turns 24.
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"I've actually been able to take 2014 credits some semesters," said Ms. Tucci, who will graduate in 225.
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For the young cast, it's a bit as if they were spending several semesters becoming fluent in Basque.
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I have, in game-time, three "days" to do so, since the culinary school only offers three-day semesters.
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The couple met in 1967 at the University of Colorado when Ms. Cohan was studying there for two semesters.
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Having returned from Kentucky after three semesters, Phil helped Leonard in the store until he was drafted in 1943.
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Chad Hammett, who took three semesters off from the University of Texas, now teaches English at Texas State University.
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Elite universities like Brown University, Cornell University and Tulane University have all offered tuition-free semesters to displaced students.
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He had studied at the university for two semesters, left, and then was finally approved to return last week.
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So, after two semesters and one summer spent on leave, I told my adviser I didn't intend to return.
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He enrolled at Brevard in fall 1980 and attended classes there for three semesters but didn't graduate, Cauble said.
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I had him as a professor for two semesters, had just finished the book and wanted to promote it.
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The graduate student eventually moved to another university, where she had to repeat three semesters and revise her doctoral thesis.
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After high school, she studied at Borough of Manhattan Community College in New York City but only completed three semesters.
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That extra space is especially useful for those semesters where it seems like you have a paper due every week.
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Which means it's possible to get a solid few semesters of computer science coursework down for a couple of grand.
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Lankford took out student loans for both semesters, which she used to help pay for her dining and housing plans.
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And honestly, if I wasn't two semesters away from graduating from college, I probably would have dropped out by now.
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He finished two semesters before being drafted into the Army, eventually receiving counterintelligence training and serving in American-occupied Japan.
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NYSS Evening & Saturday Classes in Drawing, Painting and Sculpture are offered during the regular semesters and during the Summer Session.
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When he didn't hear back for two semesters, he took a trip to Zacatecas and fell in love with chorizo there.
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I knew at that moment that my final semesters of college were going to be completely different than my other years.
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There are still students taking summer classes, but not quite the numbers we're used to in the fall and spring semesters.
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They examined data from monthly alcohol and drug use surveys completed by 1,142 students over four semesters starting in freshman year.
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Then my dad died, and I was moping around between semesters, and Rich brought up the idea of the book again.
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We spend semesters praying that the amber-colored elixir on the windowsill is just old apple juice, and not fermented urine.
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Kotkin's synthesis was influenced by the philosopher Michel Foucault, who spent several semesters at Berkeley, where Kotkin was a graduate student.
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Students linked to Harvard's Ash Centre for Democratic Governance and Innovation spend semesters working for the city of Somerville, outside Boston.
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He graduated from high school, studied chemistry for two semesters, but then had to drop out after a severe stomach operation.
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Especially towards the end of semesters, he'd see advertisements around campus posted by students trying to get rid of their cars.
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In addition, students meet with their thesis advisors every three weeks via distance learning platforms during the fall and spring semesters.
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Later on, life brought me to Denver, and I attended the University of Colorado for three semesters from 250 to 2000.
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Instead of a gap year, I decided to continue on to college and take a couple of semesters to study aboard.
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Students at Ithaca College who sign up for intergroup dialogues in the coming semesters may have some interesting classmates: their professors.
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A. I became interested when I worked on a construction job in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, in between semesters and summers at college.
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During semesters, MFA students work with studio mentors in their local region to shape their work and with program faculty on academics.
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An online path generally costs less than a traditional degree, and you're more flexible when it comes to hours, days and semesters.
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In Hong Kong, storefronts are shuttered, critical thoroughfares for commuters and commerce are cut off and university semesters are being cut short.
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The Mathematics Advanced Studies Semesters program at Penn State University even had a running challenge for mathematicians to cook up additional solutions.
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Middle schoolers devote two semesters of seventh-grade history to learning about Austin, the Battle of the Alamo and other Texas pioneers.
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Two years ago, Kichi and I took semesters off from college and spent that time in Colombia, where my father is from.
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But after three semesters he switched to economics and went on to earn a doctorate from the University of Cologne in 1960.
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Pell Grants do not have to be repaid and generally can be awarded for up to 12 semesters of school if you qualify.
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Most college seniors spend their final semesters on campus partying and celebrating their remaining days of freedom before the real world hits them.
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Cordle earned an associate degree in social sciences while in prison, and is currently two semesters away from a bachelor's degree in psychology.
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Doe 6 says all Winder would tell her is that Assailant 5 had been suspended for the fall 2016 and spring 2017 semesters.
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They also studied the grades awarded in 1,203 university courses that had been offered by the same lecturer for at least three semesters.
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Safety school: Three semesters at the University of Oklahoma before the charms of Norman, Oklahoma and Greek life weigh heavy on your GPA.
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In 85033, nearly 2,000 students received completion grants, with GSU reporting that 61 percent of seniors who received one graduated within two semesters.
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Britt calls it formaldehyde, and as a person who spent several semesters with cadavers in an anatomy lab, I agree with this description.
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During semesters, MFA students work with studio mentors in their region to shape their art practice and with MFA faculty on their academics.
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Since part-time students did not receive deferments, men could not take semesters off to earn tuition money or recover from academic probation.
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He attended Middle Tennessee State University for two semesters, and was last enrolled in 2013, Jimmy Hart, a spokesman for the university, said.
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He reported that 3,20113 students had received one or more semesters of lousy instruction and that poor work found reward in high grades.
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For the next two semesters, I used my refund checks to invest, and in 13 months, my portfolio had grown to over $300,000.
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All we know for certain is that according to the 1960s, students should currently be spending their college study abroad semesters on the moon.
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Throughout, he scrolled through sites like Indeed and ZipRecruiter looking for better, more stable work—or just something to tide him over between semesters.
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In much of the Northeast, lifeguard stands are the province of youth, teenagers and college students making the most of a break between semesters.
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Eighty percent to 90 percent of the cheating cases reported in recent semesters in engineering and science have involved foreign students, Dr. Rodgers said.
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In other words, a student who takes breaks in between semesters can still sign up for a student membership when they return to school.
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Rauschenberg had spent two semesters at Black Mountain College, the Bauhaus-inspired experimental art school in North Carolina where he studied under Josef Albers.
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The couple met in Rome in 2008 while on semesters abroad, but didn't start dating until after a trip to Las Vegas in 2013.
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"If I win, I would take the spring semesters off to be in Albany and then go to college in the fall," he said.
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You're comparing the depth of friendships you've had over 12 years at home and new friends you're only making a couple semesters into college.
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He spent two semesters in cooking school but dropped out in part because it was in rival gang territory and was dangerous, he said.
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But after we'd both spent our first college semesters apart (her in New York, me in Pennsylvania), we reunited and I didn't recognize her anymore.
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For anyone interested in law, public policy, business, economics, medicine — or really any profession — I suggest at least two semesters of statistics, if not more.
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So, after three semesters, she made what seemed like a responsible money decision at the time: She took a semester off to pay it back.
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Our students are going off to college with multiple semesters of college credits, all armed with a serious degree of confidence about completing college. Why?
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Blilie, who at the time was between semesters in college earning a long-delayed English degree, spent six weeks on vocal work alone with Robinson.
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Even worse, they paid for 10 semesters, adding up to $210,000 total by the time I graduated with a 2.5 GPA for a communications degree.
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The semesters begin with an intensive 10-day residency in Vermont comprised of student exhibitions, individual and group critiques, faculty and guest lectures, and workshops.
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The journals have almost become memoirs for the works of art over the past 2775 semesters, creating mini communities and offering a range of interpretations.
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If students are not methodical about getting all of their requirements completed on time, they could be forced to pay for extra semesters of college.
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Among more than 65,000 participants from 71 campuses across four semesters whose responses were included in the new analysis, about 1,200 students identified as gender minorities.
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It has an alumnus-founded Summer Founders program, with a $10,000 stipend, that allows students to scale their ventures between semesters in a formal accelerator setting.
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Three semesters into an undergraduate degree at Columbia University he dropped out, in order to work out what exactly he wanted to do with his life.
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In addition to being suspended for the summer and fall semesters, Lutz was also put on disciplinary probation through the rest of his time at UCF.
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It's led to a revenue loss of $3 million to $215 million since 230 (when students earn their diplomas more quickly, they pay for fewer semesters).
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One upperclassman has been dismissed for two semesters over the white hood incident and two upperclassmen were suspended for one semester, college spokesman Brett Ashworth said.
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It will select 240 first gens to attend for free all four years; they will receive a computer, books and travel between semesters at no cost.
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University of Colorado Boulder CU Boulder said it was suspending all study abroad programs in both China and South Korea for the current and summer semesters.
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Housing and food between semesters (when the dorms and dining halls are closed) are just the tip of the iceberg for today's on-campus homeless students.
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Bates has a unique academic calendar that features two semesters and one "short term," a five-week period that allows students to focus on one single class.
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Students who leave after completing four semesters at a four-year university should qualify for an associate's degree, even if the universities sniff at giving them out.
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Eugene Thacker, a philosopher at the New School, can look to the enrollment numbers in his course on pessimism, which have increased over the past few semesters.
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My plan for my MBA is to try to pay as much as I can toward school with what I make from freelance in the coming semesters.
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Whether you pledge fidelity or split up or brave a don't-ask-don't-tell, you're going to test the relationship just by pursuing your own semesters abroad.
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In the semesters that followed, Mr. Reitman said he was expected to work with Professor Ronell, often at her apartment, during lengthy work sessions nearly every weekend.
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Obscured by the dazzle of his prodigious intellect was a crucial missing ingredient — ownership of his academics — and sadly, he failed out of college after two semesters.
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They will also now be eligible for federal aid for three semesters each year should they want to shorten their time to graduation by taking courses year-round.
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While browsing the web for a video game fan translation group, he stumbled upon a request for help that'd put his five semesters of studying Japanese to use.
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"Unlike previous semesters in which students were given a common physical site and program, this term the studio will revolve around a common set of themes," it reads.
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The committee decided to suspend Awtrey for two semesters, according to the outlet, which noted that he did not think he would be welcomed back after his suspension.
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But after concluding "Eastbound & Down," they presented HBO with the idea of pursuing "Vice Principals" as one long story, played out over two semesters of a school year.
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For one of those extra semesters, I took summer school and my tenth semester was spent working a newspaper internship since it was my last requirement to graduate.
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There are no more semesters, no more summer jobs, no more birthdays that magically allow you to do something that was illegal before you turned a certain age.
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As a result, it can take them years to complete college, putting their financial aid at risk because eligibility for federal Pell Grants is limited to 12 semesters.
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She dropped out after a few semesters and ended up running her family's Sunset Boulevard fashion boutique, Dimani, gradually adding her own jewelry designs to the store's mix.
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One junior was dismissed, meaning the cadet must spend two semesters away from campus, and two juniors were suspended, which requires them to spend one semester away from campus.
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"Gabriela" P. is just two semesters and one miserable biochemistry exam away from doing what she's spent the last decade of her life trying to do: graduate from college.
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Black says that at first, she was scared being a mom would somehow stop her from becoming a student, but now she is only three semesters away from graduating.
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Earlier this summer, an EdWeek article cited that many of Louisiana's historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) reported an increase in student enrollment between fall semesters 2013 and 2014.
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Imagine what it must be like to sit through several semesters and several thousand years of history and never see a glimmer of yourself in the text or images.
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Parts of the conversation were translated into Russian by Mr. Gudenus, who had spent a couple of semesters in Russia and speaks the language, although seemingly with some difficulty.
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With the State Legislature in session from January to June, Mr. Chowdhury envisions an unusual schedule of alternating semesters, one that would spread his college career over eight years.
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As a young man, Green played linebacker for the University of Delaware football team, overlapping at the school with James Biden for a few semesters, and graduated in 1973.
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If the visa process is further slowed, immigration lawyers anticipate cases where foreign students do not receive their visas on time for the beginning of college semesters in September.
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The big picture: Higher education institutions are banking on returns on these investments, but student enrollment has been trending downward for 8 consecutive semesters, shuttering 11 universities this year.
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The disease has cost me thousands of dollars, entire semesters of my college career, and nearly two feet of my intestine that had to be removed in an emergency surgery.
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Gould told WWSB that he ran out of money three semesters short of graduation, took a few jobs, started a family and soon after became addicted to drugs and alcohol.
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I had many semesters of straight A's, passed the CPA, landed a great job, and subsequently graduated with honors from one of the best graduate business schools in the nation.
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Recent data from the National Center for Educational Statistics show that nearly 38 percent of HBCUs reported a 85033 percent increase in undergraduate student enrollment between fall semesters 2013 and 2014.
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His family said he was an honor roll student and, according to The Austin American-Statesman, he attended Blinn College for a few semesters before moving back home with his family.
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Never mind that our years aren't measured by semesters anymore — it's still fun to put a little extra something into your look on a random Monday at the tail end of summer.
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By contrast, people who took out loans for just a few semesters but left school without finishing their degree might have smaller loan balances, but on average also have much lower earnings.
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One of the few private schools in the top 10, this college in Pippa Passes offers a tuition guarantee that students will pay nothing out of pocket for up to 10 semesters.
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During the fall and spring semesters, students work in their home studios and continue relationships with faculty mentors and fellow colleagues via email exchange, online seminars, blog contributions and other social media.
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After graduating from high school in Merchantville in 1946, he went south to Virginia Union, carrying $100 that his parents had given him as tuition money to cover the first two semesters.
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If they want to switch to computer science in traditional programs, they can face daunting barriers, like multiple semesters of catch-up courses and a requirement to take the Graduate Record Examination.
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Moving into a college dorm can be an exciBut once you've lived in a dorm for a few semesters, you're ready to swap your student ID for a key to off-campus housing.
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I'm currently studying for a degree in journalism at the Autonomous University of Sinaloa (UAS), and in two semesters I've already had time to question myself on whether or not I chose well.
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After growing up in Washington, he enrolled in a civil engineering program at Lehigh University, but dropped out after three semesters, served in the Army, and settled in Paris to become a poet.
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The athletes could be pulled into the mainstream of the university, he wrote, but to do so would require many hours of extra study in those first semesters, and time away from sport.
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A native-born U.S. citizen, Elhuzayel worked various odd jobs after graduating from high school, took a course in medical billing and attended community college for several semesters, according to a pre-sentencing memorandum.
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A plan introduced last year in the Senate made the case for a year-round Pell Grant (currently limited to two semesters annually), which also happens to be part of the Administration's current proposal.
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Angela Browne-Kemmerling, who attended a nursing program at ITT's Hilliard campus outside Columbus, Ohio, for example, was two semesters away from completion and $40,000 in debt when she pulled out in April 2015.
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However, I didn't realize until speaking to them about it recently that to pay $2000,000 for 10 semesters, they refinanced their mortgage, put their retirement savings on hold, and my mom got a job.
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"The same reason I got into it in the first place, which was to get out of school, started to seem like a nice thing again after a couple of semesters studying physics," Korsmo jokes.
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Mr. Heart enrolled at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1947 and paid his way through college by entering a five-year master's degree program in which work and school were combined in alternate semesters.
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Howard University, for instance — which suffered a nearly 28 percent drop in enrollment last year — is guaranteeing rebates equal to half the cost of their final semesters to students who graduate on time or early.
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Under the terms of the university's agreement with the recruiter, the company was to be paid about $2,000 per student, but it would not collect all of that money unless the student remained for two semesters.
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In between semesters, he continued to develop his skills and learned what was actually required to excel in the industry by staging for heavy hitters like wd~50, Gotham Bar and Grill, and The Musket Room.
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Debates about what is consensual and what is not, what type of sex is fair and what is immoral, are essential to life at Wesleyan, I learned during visits to the campus a few semesters ago.
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For a student who has just spent four years (or eight semesters) living on a monotonous schedule that rarely requires more than joggers and a hoodie— or, god forbid, a uniform — prom has the same transformative effect.
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Those last semesters ticked by and each day came with a new barrage of regrets: the fanciful ones (Why hadn't I studied Greek?) and also the grimly practical (What was I thinking, not learning how to code?).
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In the following semesters, as I taught more athletes (track, lacrosse, football, volleyball), as I listened to them in office hours, and read what they wrote, I became attuned to more moments of difference in our classrooms.
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Patton also states on her LinkedIn that she earned a law degree from the Quinnipiac University School of Law, but the school registrar told the Daily News that Patton only attended for two semesters and didn't graduate.
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HONG KONG — Two Hong Kong university campuses cut their semesters short on Wednesday because of widening unrest, as residents navigated severe transit disruptions and office workers brawled with the police in the heart of the financial district.
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The Washington Post reports that Comey has accepted a nontenured position as an executive professor in education with the school, and will teach the course on ethical leadership in fall 2018, spring 2019 and summer 2019 semesters.
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BLACKSBURG, Va. — The young scientists, mostly in their 20s and counting the semesters until their next degree, had drawn an audience so large that it spilled from the auditorium on the Virginia Tech campus into two overflow rooms.
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All three undergraduate students of the Ivy League college said they were groped at parties held at fraternity houses during their first semesters at the school, according to the complaint filed in federal court in New Haven, Connecticut.
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Olga Brudastova, a graduate student and teaching assistant in the university's civil engineering and engineering mechanics department, said she decided to join the organizing effort after she was paid late for both of her first two semesters teaching.
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As students all over the country recently began their new semesters, I couldn't help but think back to a time when I was at the crossroads of choosing my next course of study after completing my undergraduate degree.
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" Plus, they're "pretty sure Paul's cousin went to San Clemente high school for at least a few semesters," and "everyone is so steamed," right now, it'd be the perfect solution to calm down a world that's really, really "P.O'd.
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The group said it will gather in protest every morning until the college takes down next year's class schedule and rehires all adjunct teachers who have taught at least six semesters, giving them class preference in order of seniority.
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Among other technical changes, it would increase the income threshold to automatically qualify for a full grant to $34,000 from $23,000, and raise the total number of semesters a student is eligible for aid to 14 instead of 12.
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I was tired of the cadavers by the end of those two semesters of anatomy — tired of the complexity of the human body, the overwhelming volume of material, and the demands on time that I didn't have to absorb it.
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The oldest son of David and Louise Turpin was a standout student at his college, and had made the honor roll for two consecutive semesters despite allegedly being abused and held captive by his parents for years, according to multiple reports.
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Plus, the fact that I write about them for a living gives me an icebreaker at the beginning of semesters so that I don't seem like a horribly old, complete weirdo… just like a sort of old, kind of weirdo.
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Full of restless ambition on his return from service, he spent two frustrating semesters at the Philadelphia Museum School of Art, tried to launch his career as an artist in Chicago, and then moved to New York City on Jan.
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Unlike their professional counterparts, student reporters and editors learn on the job, and they invariably move on after a few semesters, well before developing sources or truly understanding the complexities of their beat, whether City Hall or the financial markets.
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She said that she had never claimed to have graduated from either school, and that she had added them to her LinkedIn profile because she once took summer courses at Yale and attended law school for two semesters before dropping out.
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He'd studied art at the University of South Carolina for three semesters and then spent less than a year at the Parsons School of Design in New York before dropping out and joining the army because he couldn't afford the tuition.
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The problem is that every pupil who has passed the school-leaving exam, the Abitur, has the constitutional right to a place at university, even if he or she has to wait some semesters and has no real academic inclinations or talents.
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It's approximately $25,000 more than we would have spent if she lived in a regular dorm for two semesters, but the structured environment will provide the extra care and support she needs as she returns to a place she's hesitant to go: a college campus.
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Javed Ali was a Towsley Policymaker in Residence at the University of Michigan's Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy during the Fall 85033/2019 semesters and served as a senior director for counterterrorism on the Trump administration's National Security Council from 2017 to 2018.
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A student at the University of Vienna, where his studies included philosophy, literature, and art history, he also spent a few semesters in Zurich, Leipzig, and Berlin, and his circle came to include various kinds of rebels, such as proto-New Agers living in communes.
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Her subsequent academic performance and attendance record did nothing to assuage these suspicions, either: Despite not having attended classes, submitted assignments, or sat for exams, she was still marked as present and received top marks in all of her classes for three straight semesters.
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But if you already have, say, English 101 and calculus taken care of—or just want to seek out a higher-quality education right out of the gate—attending a public university where you can pay in-state tuition for a few semesters is another strong option.
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Strait developed a lifelong obsession with ranching, although he also had other interests: after high school, he married his girlfriend, Norma, spent a few semesters in college, and then joined the Army, which assigned him to the 25th Infantry Division, stationed at Schofield Barracks, in Hawaii.
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For plenty of Americans, last week began with the regular old commute to school or work and ended with canceled semesters, robust "work from home policies," fears about making next month's rent, and canceled events—everything from weddings to concerts to (it hurts!) baseball's opening day.
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For those lucky enough to live in a dorm that can fit a futon, it's worth considering that a cheap one may not last four years (or even four semesters), and an expensive futon could be heavily weathered by the daily wear-and-tear of college life.
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The post-doctorate scholar taught the series for two semesters as a graduate student instructor while working on her PhD at University of California-Berkeley -- which coincidentally happened to be at a time when that school, and so many other colleges, was embroiled in stories of sex crimes.
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Conducted over five semesters with no break during the summer months, students take educational courses on topics such as programmable logic-control systems, which are computers used specifically in manufacturing, as well as lean manufacturing, a process that tries to improve efficiency by minimizing waste like excess inventory.
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Long also went to the College of the Canyons for two spring semesters, according to that school He lived with his mother Paul Delacourt, assistant director of the FBI's Los Angeles office, said agents are processing Long's home and vehicle in an effort to identify his motivation and paint a picture of his frame of mind.
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"In college you're already stressed about classes and things, but there's this other factor of not getting the money I was promised and the school is not allowing me to register unless I sign up for a payment plan I can't pay for," said Polk, who holds two part-time jobs and is two semesters from graduating.
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As reward for their two semesters of free promotion, a bunch of college kids who love Jimmy Buffett enough to take on an unpaid part-time job promoting his brand were invited to spend the weekend helping plot out Instagram stories, pose for photos, shop for "Five O'Clock Somewhere" shirts, design branded sweatpants, and lounge poolside at the Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort.
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After high school, he attended the Fashion Institute of Technology in Manhattan, but dropped out after two semesters to work as a window dresser and "sales boy" at Lothar's clothing boutique on Fifth Avenue (a favorite of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and Diana Ross) where he also began selling pieces — crisply tailored blazers, sporty sheaths and maxi skirts — of his own design.
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His parents declined to speak with me, but I called some of his former friends and fellow soldiers, who told me Eli had wanted to deploy but his timing was off: He graduated from high school in 2010 and went straight on to a couple of semesters of college; by the end of 2011, the last troops had left Iraq.
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The Cox Executive MBA Program at Southern Methodist University&aposs Cox School of BusinessRanked No. 18 on US News and World Report, The Cox Executive MBA Program is a 21-month EMBA program that is structured to build on attendees&apos management experience, covered in five semesters for about two weekends per month on Fridays and Saturdays, with some half days.
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