All Posts Tagged With: "getting good grades for university"
Can high school grades be trusted?
November 6th, 2009 • Sandy Farran
If you need better marks, some private schools are happy to oblige—for a fee
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Myron, I think Todd's argument in this case is as follows; Private Universities don't offer courses that are relevant ...
Doug | 16Mar10 | More -
Sorry for missing your point. It just seems that the implications of what you are suggesting are far reaching ...
Doug | 16Mar10 | More -
Concerning my assessment of the original argument, it certainly wasn't my intention to misrepresent Mr. Pettigrew's argument. Perhaps I ...
Myron A. Penner | 16Mar10 | More -
Dr. Pettigrew, your statement
" Even if we concede that TWU’s teachers and nurses are doing a good job (also ...
David | 16Mar10 | More -
Myron Penner misrepresents my argument. My first premise is that public universities should be open to the public. Penner may ...
Todd Pettigrew | 16Mar10 | More
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Pen and paper for university applications is the way of the past–or so it’s starting to seem. This year, Tufts University in the U.S. started encouraging applicants to send in videos. Which led us to wonder: what would applications for Canadian universities look like if they picked up on the trend?
