After an unsuccessful jump into the pool, the student's life completely changed, he even was going to drop out. In 2015, college student in South Florida, Aldu Amenta, suffered a severe spinal injury when he dived into a pool unsuccessfully. He was paralyzed and could only move in a wheelchair. According to Amenta, his life has completely changed: ...
Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg donated $ 1,8 billion to Johns Hopkins University. Writes about this RTVi with reference to the Mayor's Twitter. According to Bloomberg, Johns Hopkins will now be able to recruit promising students and not favor the rich. “I want to give those ...
Choose a program, pass IELTS and TOEFL, get an evaluation and other steps. Ekaterina Sakovich, the author of VC.ru, decided to share her experience. Further from the first person. From this academic year, I began to receive a Master of Science degree in Innovation and Entrepreneurship (Innovation ...
New York University School of Medicine (NYU) has announced that it will cover tuition costs for students regardless of merit or financial status, worrying about large student loans from graduates. NYU's initiative comes at a time when accessibility to higher education is an increasingly pressing issue, ...
A Florida legislature candidate is accused of lying about college graduation and then granting a fake diploma. Melissa Howard confessed that she lied about earning her bachelor's degree in marketing. Moreover, two days before that ...
When it comes to choosing a college, the cost of education itself is one of the most important criteria for families. However, the fear of considering a private school can be a big mistake. It is true that the average cost of a public college is half. ...
The number of former and current students at the University of Southern California (USC) who have previously sued for inappropriate gynecologist behavior during check-ups has surpassed 50, according to new lawsuits. The California State Department of Education said last month that ...
The administration of US President Donald Trump has withdrawn recommendations to universities, according to which they accept preferential treatment for applicants from racial and national minorities. Experts tell the BBC in an interview what the results of the policy of “positive discrimination” are and why the Republican administration wants to curtail it. Last week…
Angela Gomez, a graduate of Everett Alvarez High School in Salinas, California, will begin her studies at Stanford University this fall. She is one of two graduates in Monterey County to receive a $350 scholarship from the Bill & Melinda Foundation...
The University of Chicago announced Thursday that it will no longer require its US students to apply for ACT or SAT applications, making it the most famous institution to accept these applications as an addition. Several liberal arts colleges and several research universities of the first ...