Archive for July, 2008
Applying to Cornell University
In the list of notable universities in the United States, Cornell University ranks as one of the top educational institutions, priding itself for its notable history, distinctive educational programs, and upheld ideals. Its contributions to the overall educational experiences of a student body of various races and backgrounds have made Cornell a historic university that [...]
Filed under College and university admissions,Graduate school admissions, July 18th, 2008How to Detect Plagiarism in admission essays
Plagiarism in admission essays is an issue that can be easily detected and prevented. To start off, plagiarism is defined as an act of using other’s written works or ideas and pass them as your own. Plagiarism can also refer to as the act of using someone else’s idea without giving due credit. Forms of [...]
Filed under Uncategorized, July 17th, 2008Determining an MBA Program’s value
Getting a Master’s Degree in Business Administration seems to be an “automatic requirement” for many people in the corporate world these days. But knowing how to determine the prestige of an MBA program and choosing where you want to get your degree takes some careful planning and decision-making on your part. Otherwise, you could just [...]
Filed under Business School Admissions, July 16th, 2008Admissions guide to Columbia University
“The best things of the moment were outside the rectangle of Columbia; the best things of all human history and thought were inside the rectangle.” You might consider this description of famed writer Herman Wouk of his alma mater, Columbia University in the City of New York , very arrogant. It may indeed be but [...]
Filed under College and university admissions, July 15th, 2008Admissions Guide to Historically Black Colleges
Guide to admission to Historically Black Colleges and Universities in the USA With schools clamoring for cultural diversity across the country, blacks and other minorities now have a lot of options when it comes to higher education. More students nowadays, regardless of background, are opting for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) where they can [...]
Filed under College and university admissions, July 14th, 2008