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Darwin College: Applying To Darwin
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http://www.dar.cam.ac.uk/toplevel/apply.shtml

Extractions: jump to choose Darwin lecture series Application procedure Students' association Dining menu Computer assistance Research fellowships Darwin May Ball Event Calendar search Procedure Prospectus Fellowships Staff vacancies Students are admitted to Darwin to study for postgraduate degrees - PhD, Masters degrees, and postgraduate diplomas. Darwin students come from many different backgrounds and nations. All graduate admissions to Cambridge are managed by the Board of Graduate Studies. More details are available on this site, or directly from the Board of Graduate Studies. Most Cambridge degree courses start in the beginning of October, although PhD students can start at any time agreed with their department.
Darwin College: Applying To Darwin
DARWIN COLLEGE CAMBRIDGE Microsoft Research Fellowship. Applications. Applicationsshould reach the Master, Darwin College, Cambridge CB3 9EU by 10 January 2003.
http://www.dar.cam.ac.uk/researchfellows/vacancies/microsoft03.shtml

Extractions: Microsoft Research Fellowship The Governing Body of Darwin College Cambridge, and Microsoft Research Limited jointly invite applications for a stipendiary Research Fellowship supporting research in the field of adaptive computing (including topics such as pattern recognition, probabilistic inference, statistical learning theory and computer vision. Men and women graduates of any university are eligible to apply, irrespective of age, provided they have a doctorate or an equivalent qualification, or expect to have submitted their thesis before taking up the Fellowship. The Fellowship will be tenable for two years commencing l October 2003 or on a date to be agreed. The successful candidate will engage in research full-time at the Microsoft Research Laboratory in Cambridge. The Fellow will be a member of the Governing Body of Darwin College and will be subject to the Statutes and Ordinances of the College which may be seen on request to the Bursar. The Statutes include the obligation to reside in or near Cambridge for at least two-thirds of each University term, but the Governing Body will normally excuse absences made necessary by the nature of the research undertaken. The stipend will be dependent upon age and experience. Membership of the Universities' Superannuation Scheme is optional. In addition the Fellow will be able to take seven meals per week at the College table free of charge and additional meals at his or her own expense. Guests may be invited to all meals (within the limits of available accommodation), ten of them free of charge within any quarter of the year. College accommodation will be provided, subject to availability, or an accommodation allowance will be paid in lieu. In addition to a salary the Fellowship provides funding for conference participation.
Centennial College Applying To A Full-time Program
Ontario Secondary Application Service (OCAS) Form For postsecondary programs,you'll apply through the Ontario College Application Service (OCAS).
http://www.centennialcollege.ca/register/ft/appform.html

Extractions: For post-secondary programs, you'll apply through the Ontario College Application Service (OCAS). How to Get an Application If you are attending a secondary school or an adult learning centre, please visit your guidance office to obtain an application and guidebook. If you are not attending school, you may pick up an application at any Centennial College campus, call (416) 289-5325, or use our info request online form to have one sent to you. If you are an international student who is not attending high school in Ontario, please call (416) 289-5000, ext. 3323. or fill out our information request form to have an application and information package mailed to you.
Centennial College Applying To A Full-time Program
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Extractions: Before you choose a program, learn more about your career and education choices by talking to one of our professional counsellors. The service is free and confidential and can help you identify your career goals and the training you need to reach them. You may use the service by calling (416) 289-5000: Visit the counselling Web site at http://www.cencol.on.ca/counselling Academic Advising You can find out more about what you'll study by talking to the program coordinator (academic advisor). The coordinator can explain the knowledge and prerequisites you should bring to the program, what subjects you'll study and the kinds of assignments you'll be expected to complete. Coordinators or departmental chairs are listed in the full-time program database under their respective programs, or you may call the Registrar's Office at (416) 289-5300 or 1-800-268-4419 for more information.
Marist College: Applying To Marist College
By accessing this page we assume that you have already searched through theMarist College web site and have decided to submit an online application.
http://www.marist.edu/admissions/freshmen/apply.html

Extractions: By accessing this page we assume that you have already searched through the Marist College web site and have decided to submit an online application. If you have not looked through the Marist site, please do so. It will help you find out more about us and the opportunities available here for qualified students. Undergraduate Application The February 15th deadline has passed. Contact
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Connecticut College - Applying
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Connecticut College - Applying
applying to Connecticut college. Application Supplement Supplement to theCommon Application, the first step in applying to Connecticut college.
http://www.conncoll.edu/admissions/applying/undergradadm.html

Extractions: Visiting Applying Student Experience Academics ... Admission Home Admission to Connecticut College is competitive and highly selective. For the Class of 2006, Connecticut received 3,915 applications for 470 places in the first-year class; 35 percent were offered admission.Ninety-three percent of those admitted ranked in the top quintile of their secondary school class, with a median SAT-I score of 670 Verbal and 670 Math. Two application documents are required to apply to Connecticut College as a freshman: the Supplement to the Common Application, and the Common Application. Both are available from the links below. Information about applying to the College Tuition and Fees Early Decision International Student Information Frequently Asked Questions ... Meet the Admission Committee 2002-2003 Applying by Computer: Two application documents are required: Application Supplement Supplement to the Common Application, the first step in applying to Connecticut College. (Due December 15 for Regular Decision) Application Supplement may now be filed online!
THE ACKERMANN COLLEGE OF CHIROPRACTIC
Includes information about the college, diplomas, study schedule and applying for courses.
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From high school to college and beyond, your path to success begins here.Road to college applying to college. The college Application.
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Extractions: Road to College - Applying to College The College Application one to three pages of summing up your every move during high school. But it doesn't have to be painful or boring. Recapping your high school career can be a good time to pat yourself on the back for all of your accomplishments and reflect on what you want to improve upon in the future. Plus, relaxing and focusing on the task at hand can help to ease your fears about getting into the college of your choice. Start early and put a little time and energy into it - preparing for the next step of your education should be exciting!
Sheridan: Classical Animation
Information on applying to the program, as well as links to other Animation programs at Sheridan.
http://www.sheridanc.on.ca/academic/arts/animation/index.html
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An Grianán Adult Education College
Information on applying for courses, fee structure plus some general information.
http://www.edunet.ie/angrianan/

Extractions: the health, education and welfare of the people od Ireland. " Throughout the year the College provides over 200 courses for students from home and abroad on subjects ranging from Home Economics and Crafts to Literature and Music. Needless to remark, any attempt to encourage the development or improvement of domestic, educational and recreational activities could not materialise without the support and goodwill of the Department of Education, County Louth Vocational Education Committee and many State and Semi-State organisations. The status of the College is further enhanced by the generous sponsorship received from the agricultural, business and commercial sector enabling adult students to avail of scholarships for sponsored courses. Ireland's first residential Adult Education College has attempted to widen the horizons of thousands of visitors and, hopefully, will continue to make a contribution to the nation socially, culturally and educationally. Back to EduNet Homepage
Balliol College: Applying - Welcome
UNDERGRADUATE. GRADUATE. Adam Swift Updated 16.i.03, web.balliol.ox.ac.uk/applying/index.aspon web.balliol.ox.ac.uk, Balliol college All rights reserved © 2003.
http://web.balliol.ox.ac.uk/applying/index.asp
Sociology & Anthropology
A description of the Department that includes a schedule of classes and faculty profiles. Also offers tips for applying to graduate school, career information and links to related sites. Hanover, Indiana.
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Balliol College: Applying - Facilities
Dr Ian Plummer Updated 19.ii.03, web.balliol.ox.ac.uk/applying/facilities/index.aspon web.balliol.ox.ac.uk, Balliol college All rights reserved © 2003.
http://web.balliol.ox.ac.uk/applying/facilities/index.asp

Extractions: Founded 1263 Facilities Food is served on the main site in the Dining Hall, a large building which dates from the nineteenth century. During term-time, the College kitchen provides lunch, which includes a vegetarian and salad bar; and dinner seven nights a week. Vegetarian and vegan options are always available. Most meals are self-service but on special occasions, such as College Guest Nights, meals are served at the tables. In addition, the Junior Common Room runs its own cafeteria, and a number of kitchenettes are provided on the College main site as well as in the new buildings. By Statute, the Chapel follows the services of the Anglican Church but in practice it is a centre of worship for all denominations. The main service is on Sundays at 5.45 p.m. at which recent preachers have included Libby Purves, Sir Edward Heath and the Senior Lord of Appeal in Ordinary, Lord Bingham of Cornhill . This service of eucharist or evensong is supported by a lively choir, composed of students from Balliol and the wider community. The Organ Scholar (who is an undergraduate) conducts the choir and plays at the services. The Chapel is directed by the Chaplain, who in addition to his religious functions plays a major role in the pastoral care and welfare of all members of the College, regardless of their religious beliefs. All religious faiths are active in Oxford (including a mosque and synagogue) and members of Balliol participate in them.

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