no, colleges only look at your high school transcripts.
Only one, the Universiity of South Dakota School of Law in Vermillion.
There are 188 private colleges and universities in the state of California. The largest is USC and the most expensive is Harvey Mudd College.
There are three secondary schools in Kano State. There are a number of colleges and schools that are post high school level, but there are only three that are considered high school level.
There is only one vet school in Mississippi - Mississippi State University.
No. It only matters how many years of a foreign language you take. As long as they offer 3 to 4 years, you will be fine.
There were many areas that did not have formal schools, or only church schools. Girls did not usually attend secondary schools. Only a small percentage of students went on to attend colleges.
The University of Tennessee is the only college of veterinary medicine in Tennessee.
Your freind is most likely talking about culinary school, or a technical school. Some four-year universities offer culinary programs, but as of now, there are no well-known 4-year colleges that focus specifically and only on baking.
Even though suspensions and etc are kept on your academic record which is reviewed by colleges I doubt that would have any affect on you seeing as this happen in Elementary School. What you do in High School is mainly the only thing many colleges look at/care about.
To the best of my knowledge the University of Minnesota is the only school that plays at the division 1 level.
There are hundreds of Marist Colleges globally. Most of them are all boys schools.