The School of Business ... the admission essay, this statement should also be well-written and reflect your writing abilities. The optional statement should be no more than one page, double-spaced.

Amanda Forrester / [email protected] 12 of Cleary University’s DECA students qualified for the International Career Development ...

Ambre Canado, of Toulouse, France ... participate in a high school DECA program, submit a letter of recommendation from a student advisor, participate in DECA for four years at Cleary and remain ...

The position involves regular research visits and collaboration with top European universities, such as Ghent University (Belgium), University of Leeds (UK), University of Toulouse 3 (France ... order ...

The Department of Education sent a “Dear Colleague” letter Friday threatening the ... from using race in decisions pertaining to admissions, hiring, promotion, compensation, financial aid ...

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It is unconscionable to siphon off any more money from our public schools. In Sunday’s article regarding school vouchers, it was interesting to note that in all of the pictures, students were ...

I served as the PTSA president at my children's local public high school where I also volunteered as a tutor to hundreds of students who became the first in their families to attend college.