Tuesday, March 24, 2009

What would be a good University or Graduate school to attend in the UK if you like green grass, & don't like

What would be a good University or Graduate school to attend in the UK if you like green grass, & don't like?
big cities that much ? Prefer rural more , lots of green and wet whether ?
Other - United Kingdom - 3 Answers
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Always choose your course/subject, go for the best staff in that subject then try to get that university, Bath or Loughborough are both high quality but it depends on your subject.
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U.E.A. in Norwich.
3 :
Sussex or Lancaster
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Monday, March 16, 2009

I want to go to an Art school in the UK, but should I? (Please read details)

I want to go to an Art school in the UK, but should I? (Please read details)?
I want to go to an Art school in the UK, but should I? (Please read details)? I've heard from my English friends that I (American Girl, 19 years of age) can go to college in the UK with a Visa and only paying a small percentage of the tuition price. Now, another English friend of mine said I can only go to a Community College if only paying the percentage price. If I want an University- I MUST pay full tuition. I very badly WANT to go to an Art school. I am really good at drawing and my paintings are alright. But, I can't afford to go to college paying the FULL tuition, and on top of that my art supplies, books, dorm, food, and breathing- just kidding! If anyone with facts can help me, I'd appreciate it more than you can imagine! :) P.S. I know I can apply for grants and scholarships, but as a precaution- I'm calculating with out. Artsy American Girl
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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I would suggest doing lots of research before you make ane decisions. I would consider contacting the school and getting every detail possible about tuition costs and maybe talk to an advisor who can help you decide what is best for you to do. Something very important to do that a lot of people don't take seriously is scholarships and grants. APPLY FOR EVERY ONE POSSIBLE!!! I mean apply like crazy. You might get everything you need paid for! Hope this helps!!! Good luck!!!
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Sunday, March 8, 2009

Do people in the UK, in secondary school still have to get the TB jab

Do people in the UK, in secondary school still have to get the TB jab?
apparantly it is HORRIBLE and some say we do have to hav it but some say we dont aaaaah please someone tell me the truuth!! sources would be helpful aswell :) much apreciated corryn :)
Respiratory Diseases - 1 Answers
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yh i get the jab. i have my last one in march thankfully. its not really that bad my first didnt really hurt, but the second one did but its over after like 3 secs then u get a little sharp pain so its not really anything to worry about.
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Sunday, March 1, 2009

whwere to get a cute bag for school in the UK

whwere to get a cute bag for school in the UK ?

Fashion & Accessories - 4 Answers
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River island have very nice bags :) or accessorize :) that's where i get all mine from x
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it depends, have a look at my shop chart under 10 years old=primark under12= new look under14=jane norman under 16=bank
3 :
areopostale
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You can buy them from http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/search?ie=UTF8&keywords=school%20bags%20girls&tag=new-deals-21&index=clothing&linkCode=ur2&camp=1634&creative=6738
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Tuesday, February 24, 2009

how to convince my parents to let me go to boarding school

how to convince my parents to let me go to boarding school?
Okay so I am a tween girl living in the US. I have a big issue at my school , I have dealt with so much crap I just wanna rip someones head off. Okay back to topic I really wanna go to a UK boarding school. I have asked them and they are unsure about it. Please give me a good reasons to sell them on it. (P.s. Money is not an issue)
Primary & Secondary Education - 1 Answers
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You should tell your parents on how you can improve personally through boarding school. Explain to them that the social aspect is probably the most compelling benefits of boarding high schools. As far as educational benefits go, boarding schools enjoy success much higher than public schools, due to their home school-like atmosphere, where learning and life are intertwined and individual attention is readily available. Students are prepared for taking on a leadership role in the real world, by participating in group projects and using their talents and skills to form an identity of their own, that they can be proud of. Good luck.
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Monday, February 16, 2009

is it legal to photoshop a whole school photo

is it legal to photoshop a whole school photo?
I got to a private school in the UK, and we've recently merged with another school in the area. during the whole crossover period there's been a lot of people wearing old uniform, and I've heard a rumor that teachers or photographers are going to edit the most recent whole school photo so the uniform is all the same. is this legal? please reply. (: x
Primary & Secondary Education - 4 Answers
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Sure. Why wouldn't it be?
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Yeah If Your School Is Planning On Doing That Then It Must Be, Englands Really Gay About Schools Lol, Like We Have To Wear A Uniform HOW RETARDED ¬¬ lol
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no it is illegal because teachers can only edit the photos if the student is not there and they put them in the picture. other than that they cannot I repeat cannot change the picture i am sorry if they look ugly no editting.
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I'm in the US, but our laws are similar and yes it most likely would be legal. It's not a big deal. It might not come out looking good, but then again, it may. I had to photoshop a zillion photos for my son's graduation slide show, geesh, parents are bad photographers. Luckily it's easy to improve pictures and it may be easy to change uniforms. As long as they don't do something like put MORON on a uniform or change a face to make it ugly, there shouldn't be a problem. Don't sweat the small stuff!
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Sunday, February 8, 2009

I live in the US, I want to go to a school in the UK! Read.

I live in the US, I want to go to a school in the UK! Read.?
So i LOVE travel. I LOVE the sound of the UK. I want to go to a boarding school in there. Im thinking about St. Maragrets, The Royal School Hampshire, and Kings School. I've read the website over and over. I would LOVE to go to a boarding school there. Well, my parents hardly travel. They hate it. How can I convince them to EVEN consider those schools? Boarding school is my dream, and i LOVE the UK, even though i've never been there. I know drama, yaddayaddayadda, i get it all day at regular school. I emailed the schools, actually. I put: "We understand boarding school is EXTREMELY expensive, and I didn't see any money aid on your website. I was wondering if they're was any possible way of lowering the cost for each term?" I have been many places for school. I actually went to Australia for fifth grade. It was amazing, I want to do it again. Not Australia, it was fun, but UK sounds nicer.
Studying Abroad - 2 Answers
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Boarding schools are extremely expensive, so it would be a waste of time trying to convince them unless you had the money for it. Also, boarding schools usually have higher education, so try to look up the ranks for those schools and show your parents how much better the boarding school is than the one you go to now. Tell them that it would be more beneficial for your future to have an education from a boarding school; colleges will look at that as well and it will probably look a lot better than whatever school you're at now. When it comes time to get a job during this downtime in the economy, it will look better on your resume as well.
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You won't get special accommodation. Since there's no aid, you have to pay the full cost, no exceptions. I HIGHLY suggest taking a trip and see these potential schools FIRST, so you can actually see what it's like in the UK and have a chance to experience it. Once you're out of the country for school, that's it. It's not easy to get back home if you hate it where you are.
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