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Tag Archives: point-average
Too Young for Foreign Field Work?
Colin Carlson, a child prodigy who at 13 is a double major (with a 3.9 grade point average) in ecology and evolutionary biology and environmental studies at the University of Connecticut, has filed an age bias complaint with the U.S. Education Department after being turned away from a field ecology class that includes a three-week trip to South Africa, ABC News reported. Carlson's complaint says that the professor said that he was too young for the trip, even though his mother volunteered to accompany him (at her own expense). UConn officials declined to discuss the case while it is being considered by the department's Office for Civil Rights.
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Utah: Scholarship Bill Goes to Governor (Salt Lake Tribune)
"SB132 passed the House unanimously Tuesday, and now goes to the governor. The bill would require that high school students who are hoping to obtain the scholarship maintain a 3.5 grade point average," the Salt Lake Tribune reports.
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Students at FGCU fail general education classes most often (Naples Daily News)
Failing a class is a nightmare most college students would like to avoid.Students who want to graduate with a high grade point average should watch the classes they take during their freshmen and sophomore years, statistics show. Recent failure rates at Florida Gulf Coast University show students fail general education classes most often.In fall 2009 the top five failed classes at FGCU were ...
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How To Survive Living a Black Dangerous Life
Being black in America has proven to be very dangerous and deadly in 2009. High school kids have been killed, athletes have been jailed, and rappers are being put behind bars at a faster pace than ever before. Here’s what to do to stay alive and survive in America. Education, education, education. I cannot say it any clearer. Your opportunities increase exponentially with education.
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