Us Graduate Programs
- All
- News
-
9-Year-Old US Boy Graduates High School, Wishes To Become An Astrophysicist
He attributes his accomplishments to a number of his favourite teachers and his love of science and computer programming.
-
Infosys Details Plan To Hire 10,000 Americans in Face Of H-1B Pressure
Infosys announced three weeks ago that it would hire 10,000 Americans, and said on Monday that it had leased 35,000 square feet of office space.
-
Outspoken, American And A Woman; Lawyer in Afghanistan Stands Out
Motley, 40, a Marquette University Law School graduate, had never before traveled overseas when she enrolled in a Justice Department program to train Afghan lawyers and flew to one of the world's more dangerous places.
-
British Prime Minister Vows to Hunt Down 'Jihadi John'
British Prime Minister David Cameron vowed today to use all means at his disposal to hunt down militants such as "Jihadi John" after the killer was unmasked as a Kuwaiti-born computer programming graduate from London.
-
US sees dramatic surge in graduate applications from India
Applications from prospective Indian students to US graduate schools surged dramatically while those from China slowed down a bit in 2013, according to a new report from the Council of Graduate Schools (CGS).
-
College student charged with double shooting at Virginia campus
A community college student who graduated from a police department "citizen academy" program last year was charged on Friday with shooting and wounding two women at a shopping mall-based campus in southwestern Virginia, police said.
-
9-Year-Old US Boy Graduates High School, Wishes To Become An Astrophysicist
He attributes his accomplishments to a number of his favourite teachers and his love of science and computer programming.
-
Infosys Details Plan To Hire 10,000 Americans in Face Of H-1B Pressure
Infosys announced three weeks ago that it would hire 10,000 Americans, and said on Monday that it had leased 35,000 square feet of office space.
-
Outspoken, American And A Woman; Lawyer in Afghanistan Stands Out
Motley, 40, a Marquette University Law School graduate, had never before traveled overseas when she enrolled in a Justice Department program to train Afghan lawyers and flew to one of the world's more dangerous places.
-
British Prime Minister Vows to Hunt Down 'Jihadi John'
British Prime Minister David Cameron vowed today to use all means at his disposal to hunt down militants such as "Jihadi John" after the killer was unmasked as a Kuwaiti-born computer programming graduate from London.
-
US sees dramatic surge in graduate applications from India
Applications from prospective Indian students to US graduate schools surged dramatically while those from China slowed down a bit in 2013, according to a new report from the Council of Graduate Schools (CGS).
-
College student charged with double shooting at Virginia campus
A community college student who graduated from a police department "citizen academy" program last year was charged on Friday with shooting and wounding two women at a shopping mall-based campus in southwestern Virginia, police said.
