A homecoming in college is typically held to celebrate the return of alumni to their alma mater. It is a time for current students, alumni, and the community to come together for events, reunions, and festivities. Homecoming often includes sports games, parades, and other activities to foster school spirit and connections among past and present members of the college community.
Pretty any ethnic group you can think of has at least one person
on campus at Yale, either as a student or as a faculty or staff
member.
They don't exist! Caltech, like every other top school, looks at the "whole picture," not just test scores and grades. They'll take extracurricular activities, research, recommendations, etc. into account, and there's no "exact requirement" for those categories!
Elihu Yale had Yale named after himself for his philanthropy. John Harvard had the University Harvard named after himself.
I always put "will discuss". That way, you're not taking a lower salary than you should get and you're not too demanding in you answer either. You could say: competitive rate. Avoiding a specific figure is a good idea since it may be outside of the pay range that they are offering so it may cut you out of the running. "While only a market base salary is expected, it is anticpated that will grow based on my performance". I interview folks on a daily basis. Answer every question on the application and leave that one blank. The interviewer will bring up the question; how much money are you looking for? That will be the time to negotiate considering you meet the minimum qualifications and they are interested in you.
You should be at or near the top of your class.
It's impossible to be more specific, because admissions is not an exact science. Admissions officers balance and weigh a number of different factors. Moreover, the significance of your class rank depends on where you went to high school. Being near the top of your class in a large school with a good reputation means more than being at the top in a small, unknown school.
a student or alumnus of Yale University. Some famous grads include both Presidents Bush. The songwriter Cole Porter, who composed the college"s Bulldog theme song, is snother household word example.
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it could be wrong though
1981
December 7—Columbia Trustees decide to admit women into Columbia College, the last of the heretofore all-male Ivies to do so.
1982
January 26—Columbia and Barnard sign new agreement, whereby Barnard retains its women-only admissions policy, while Columbia College becomes coeducational.
1983
September—The first entering coeducational class of Columbia College (1987) consists of 45 percent women, 55 percent men.
It depends on how much your parents' income and assets are. You could pay anything from $0 a semester to 10% of their annual income. Please see this page for details:
http://www.yale.edu/admit/freshmen/financial_aid/
Yes, he went to Yale College and graduated in 1810.
Yale University
New Haven, Connecticut
Annual College Costs (Fall 2009)
* Tuition and fees: $36,500 * Room and board: $11,000 (if living on campus) * Books and supplies: $3,000 For the source and more detailed information concerning your request, click on the related links section (College Board) indicated below this answer box.
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They don't really have a mascot but at the games you see a Brown Bear dressed in red
Mascot: BIG RED
You can call them "Sir" or "Miss" if you do not know their names.
Sarcasm aside however, they are are also known as "Elis" or Yalies"
Re: There are no "exact" requirements, however act composites generally need to be in the low 30's and sat's in the 700's. Yale does look at all aspects of the admissions including highscool records, teacher recommendations, and personal essays. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Actually there are lots of requirements, whoever wrote that crap above: Sat scores 700-800 Act Composite: 30-34 Admission Requirements for transfers: - High School Transcript -College Transcript -Essay or Personal Statement -Standarized Test Scores -Statement of good standing from prior institutions - Not Required: Interview - Lowest grade earned for any course that may be transferred for credit (on a 4.0 scale): 2.0 -Maximum credits/courses from 2-year institution: 18 - Maximum credits/courses from 4-year institution: 18
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And whoever wrote the above crap, there is nothing you can do that will guarantee acceptance to Yale. I know people who got into Harvard with 1700 SAT, failing all their AP tests, etc. The biggest thing you can do to help yourself is writing a wicked essay.
Ivy League freshman do not come from a certain high school and Ivy League Schools do not give any more attention to private high schools than they do public high schools.
Starting salary would be $65,000 and would go up to about $150,000 for a full professor.