May i set up a Chinese cooking school in USA? Who can help me do this?
Just as what i mentioned.i want to open a school in USA.Who can tell me how to do this?
Languages - 1 Answers
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TRY CHINA TOWN
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Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Monday, August 16, 2010
How many english classes do you need to take to graduate HIGH SCHOOL in USA
How many english classes do you need to take to graduate HIGH SCHOOL in USA?
Other - Education - 11 Answers
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im pretty sure 4
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i think u just need to speak english
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three i think but most likely four
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You need four
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4 years of english, it never changes.
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4 9th,10th,11th,12th grade lit
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three , and its ridicules considering we , at least native born Americans speak our language from childhood, we have no confusion as to how to speak it
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Usually 4
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You would take English classes for each of the 4 years in high school. Usually this is English literature, not "how to speak."
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4 english classes- but they have different choices like literature, writing, creative writing, interpretation, etc... And it's so that people learn how to read, write, and speak properly as well as learning the grammatical aspects.
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4--one each year.
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Other - Education - 11 Answers
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im pretty sure 4
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i think u just need to speak english
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three i think but most likely four
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You need four
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4 years of english, it never changes.
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4 9th,10th,11th,12th grade lit
7 :
three , and its ridicules considering we , at least native born Americans speak our language from childhood, we have no confusion as to how to speak it
8 :
Usually 4
9 :
You would take English classes for each of the 4 years in high school. Usually this is English literature, not "how to speak."
10 :
4 english classes- but they have different choices like literature, writing, creative writing, interpretation, etc... And it's so that people learn how to read, write, and speak properly as well as learning the grammatical aspects.
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4--one each year.
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Sunday, August 8, 2010
can a canadian get student loans to go to school in USA from canadian gov
can a canadian get student loans to go to school in USA from canadian gov?
Hello, little more details.. i want to go to a school in dallas texas i know to get a student visa u have to prove that u can afford the full school... i know right now i cant do that, i am curious if anyone has any idea as to if the canadian gov will approve / allow a student loan for me to go to school in USA
Financial Aid - 0 Answers
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Maybe. Check there : http://studentawards.com and : Good luck !
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Canadian student loans are provincially administered. You don't say what province you are from but you can find contact information on Canlearn.ca for each province You should contact them or check the websites to see if the school you are planning to attend in Dallas is accredited by your province's ministry of advanced education. You will still have problems with maximum funding levels. In BC where I am, a student (with no dependants) can only borrow $16 640 for 54 weeks maximum. Since the average school year is usually 34 weeks it is more likely that the maximum you would be allowed to borrow from the government is $10 880. Your province may have higher amounts but I would guess not by much. You could also apply to your bank for a student line of credit but those loans aren't interest free like gov't ones are.
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Hello, little more details.. i want to go to a school in dallas texas i know to get a student visa u have to prove that u can afford the full school... i know right now i cant do that, i am curious if anyone has any idea as to if the canadian gov will approve / allow a student loan for me to go to school in USA
Financial Aid - 0 Answers
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Maybe. Check there : http://studentawards.com and : Good luck !
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Canadian student loans are provincially administered. You don't say what province you are from but you can find contact information on Canlearn.ca for each province You should contact them or check the websites to see if the school you are planning to attend in Dallas is accredited by your province's ministry of advanced education. You will still have problems with maximum funding levels. In BC where I am, a student (with no dependants) can only borrow $16 640 for 54 weeks maximum. Since the average school year is usually 34 weeks it is more likely that the maximum you would be allowed to borrow from the government is $10 880. Your province may have higher amounts but I would guess not by much. You could also apply to your bank for a student line of credit but those loans aren't interest free like gov't ones are.
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Sunday, August 1, 2010
Cheapest Flight School in USA
Cheapest Flight School in USA?
I am finding an IR course in USA. Best answers will be choosen immediately.
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If you are looking to save money but dont particulary care about the quality of your education (as seems to be the norm when students come from overseas) try either Cheblis Aviation in AZ or Air Desert Pacific in CA. they are both dirt cheap, but you get what you pay for...We had a few different names for ADP when I flew in the same area as they did... Air Disaster Pending Another Dead Pilot And I have yet to meet any "graduates" from Cheblis that can actually act as a competent pilot. But they're both cheap...
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You get what you pay for, but if you look for decent quality, you may want to explore into "guaranteed" ratings. These schools are usually average priced, but you know exactly how much the license or rating is going to cost you. If it takes more hours of ground or flight time, the cost is the same. Airman in Oklahoma used to offer these courses, but there are a few if you look around. Others may offer a low price, but then they will keep telling you that you need more and more training to "brush you up" and get ready for the check ride, until you either spend a fortune or quit and finish elsewhere. Beware of this type of school.
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There are some things in life that if you are going to do, you need to make sure you do well. Flying, especially instrument flying, is one of them. If you can't get good training, enjoy VFR flying for a while longer until you are able to pay for good instrument training.
I am finding an IR course in USA. Best answers will be choosen immediately.
Aircraft - 3 Answers
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If you are looking to save money but dont particulary care about the quality of your education (as seems to be the norm when students come from overseas) try either Cheblis Aviation in AZ or Air Desert Pacific in CA. they are both dirt cheap, but you get what you pay for...We had a few different names for ADP when I flew in the same area as they did... Air Disaster Pending Another Dead Pilot And I have yet to meet any "graduates" from Cheblis that can actually act as a competent pilot. But they're both cheap...
2 :
You get what you pay for, but if you look for decent quality, you may want to explore into "guaranteed" ratings. These schools are usually average priced, but you know exactly how much the license or rating is going to cost you. If it takes more hours of ground or flight time, the cost is the same. Airman in Oklahoma used to offer these courses, but there are a few if you look around. Others may offer a low price, but then they will keep telling you that you need more and more training to "brush you up" and get ready for the check ride, until you either spend a fortune or quit and finish elsewhere. Beware of this type of school.
3 :
There are some things in life that if you are going to do, you need to make sure you do well. Flying, especially instrument flying, is one of them. If you can't get good training, enjoy VFR flying for a while longer until you are able to pay for good instrument training.
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