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Study Abroad: Important Tests To Prepare For Admission In The US
SAT exam or Scholastic Assessment Test is a standardised test used for admission into undergraduate courses in the United States.
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MIT Student Prahlad Iyengar Suspended Over Palestine Essay, Sparks Outrage
According to the college, the essay had language that "could be interpreted as a call for more violent or destructive forms of protests at MIT". The MIT Dean of Student Life, David Warren Randall emailed this to the magazine's editors.
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US Colleges Urge Foreign Students To Return To Campus Ahead Of Trump's Swearing-In
Several American universities have issued travel advisories for their international students as well as staff and urged them to return to the US before President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration in January next year amid concerns over travel bans.
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How Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Impressed His Wife In College: "I Walked Up To Her..."
In a recent interview, he said that he tried to use homework as an excuse to spend time with her.
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MIT Offers Free Education For Families Earning Under $200,000
With 80% of American households meeting this threshold, the program aims to make higher education more accessible.
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College Dropouts Start Company After Getting Fired, Turn $300 Into $4 Million Business
Mr Craig co-founded Y'all Sweet Tea with Echols in 2021, following his departure from his previous job.
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Sitting Too Long Linked To Heart Disease Not Even Exercise Can Undo: Study
The findings, published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, reveal a clear link between prolonged sitting and an increased risk of cardiovascular disease.
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India Overtakes China In International Student Enrollment At US Colleges
Study Abroad: In the 2023-2024 academic year, over 3,30,000 Indian students enrolled in US higher education institutions, marking a 23% increase compared to the previous year.
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Who Is Karoline Leavitt, The Youngest-Ever White House Press Secretary?
Karoline Leavitt entered politics while attending Saint Anselm College in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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'Time To Reclaim Colleges From Radical Left': Donald Trump On Educational Overhaul
Donald Trump will fire "radical Left" accreditors that have allowed colleges to be dominated by "Marxists, maniacs and lunatics".
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Insight: Trump's 2024 Red Wave Explained In Graphs, And Where Harris Fell Short
From New York to the Rio Grande Valley, across big cities like Miami and San Francisco, in college towns and subdivision-dotted exurbs, the US electorate this year shifted unmistakably rightward.
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New York Times's "Needle" Points To Trump Win With Projection Of 285 Electoral Votes
The famous election prognosticator, New York Times's "Needle", was projecting an 84 per cent chance of a Donald Trump victory with about 295 electoral college votes based on its data at 10:30 p.m. Tuesday (9 a.m. Wednesday in India).
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US Election: When Will We Know Who Is The Next US President?
Under the US system, citizens do not vote directly for their leader. Instead, their ballots elect the 538 members of a group called the Electoral College, which then elects the president and vice president.
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US Elections: How The South Used Slavery For Political Gains
The Electoral College forms an instrumental part of the US election process.
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The US Election By Numbers
Swing states, electoral college votes, candidates up and down the ballot, and millions of potential voters: Here is the US election, broken down by numbers.
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Study Abroad: Important Tests To Prepare For Admission In The US
SAT exam or Scholastic Assessment Test is a standardised test used for admission into undergraduate courses in the United States.
-
MIT Student Prahlad Iyengar Suspended Over Palestine Essay, Sparks Outrage
According to the college, the essay had language that "could be interpreted as a call for more violent or destructive forms of protests at MIT". The MIT Dean of Student Life, David Warren Randall emailed this to the magazine's editors.
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US Colleges Urge Foreign Students To Return To Campus Ahead Of Trump's Swearing-In
Several American universities have issued travel advisories for their international students as well as staff and urged them to return to the US before President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration in January next year amid concerns over travel bans.
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How Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Impressed His Wife In College: "I Walked Up To Her..."
In a recent interview, he said that he tried to use homework as an excuse to spend time with her.
-
MIT Offers Free Education For Families Earning Under $200,000
With 80% of American households meeting this threshold, the program aims to make higher education more accessible.
-
College Dropouts Start Company After Getting Fired, Turn $300 Into $4 Million Business
Mr Craig co-founded Y'all Sweet Tea with Echols in 2021, following his departure from his previous job.
-
Sitting Too Long Linked To Heart Disease Not Even Exercise Can Undo: Study
The findings, published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, reveal a clear link between prolonged sitting and an increased risk of cardiovascular disease.
-
India Overtakes China In International Student Enrollment At US Colleges
Study Abroad: In the 2023-2024 academic year, over 3,30,000 Indian students enrolled in US higher education institutions, marking a 23% increase compared to the previous year.
-
Who Is Karoline Leavitt, The Youngest-Ever White House Press Secretary?
Karoline Leavitt entered politics while attending Saint Anselm College in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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'Time To Reclaim Colleges From Radical Left': Donald Trump On Educational Overhaul
Donald Trump will fire "radical Left" accreditors that have allowed colleges to be dominated by "Marxists, maniacs and lunatics".
-
Insight: Trump's 2024 Red Wave Explained In Graphs, And Where Harris Fell Short
From New York to the Rio Grande Valley, across big cities like Miami and San Francisco, in college towns and subdivision-dotted exurbs, the US electorate this year shifted unmistakably rightward.
-
New York Times's "Needle" Points To Trump Win With Projection Of 285 Electoral Votes
The famous election prognosticator, New York Times's "Needle", was projecting an 84 per cent chance of a Donald Trump victory with about 295 electoral college votes based on its data at 10:30 p.m. Tuesday (9 a.m. Wednesday in India).
-
US Election: When Will We Know Who Is The Next US President?
Under the US system, citizens do not vote directly for their leader. Instead, their ballots elect the 538 members of a group called the Electoral College, which then elects the president and vice president.
-
US Elections: How The South Used Slavery For Political Gains
The Electoral College forms an instrumental part of the US election process.
-
The US Election By Numbers
Swing states, electoral college votes, candidates up and down the ballot, and millions of potential voters: Here is the US election, broken down by numbers.
