What is the best way to pay for cosmetology school?
How did you do it? I want to become a cosmetologist and go to a Columbus, Ohio school. The tuition is roughly around $14,000 and all of the financial aid, grants, and loans are stressing me out. I feel like I'll NEVER be able to pay for all of this! Thanks for your time ^_^ -Sam
Other - Beauty & Style - 2 Answers
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Financial Aid.. FAFSA
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get a job(s). save your $
Monday, February 14, 2011
Saturday, February 12, 2011
NAME A MIDDLE SCHOOL IN COLUMBUS OHIO.?
NAME A MIDDLE SCHOOL IN COLUMBUS OHIO.?
PLEASE IF YOU DONT NO ANY,,,,GO TO ANOTHER QUESTION,,,,PEACE
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1. Arts Impact (Aims) Middle School (614) 365-5558 680 Jack Gibbs Blvd, Columbus, OH 2. Monroe Alternative Middle School (614) 365-6124 474 N Monroe Ave, Columbus, OH 3. Clearbrook Middle School (614) 365-6085 31 N 17th St, Columbus, OH 4. Champion Middle School (614) 365-6082 284 N 22nd St, Columbus, OH 5. Franklin Alternative Middle School (614) 365-6113 1390 Bryden Rd, Columbus, OH 6. Hilltonia Middle School (614) 365-5937 2345 W Mound St, Columbus, OH 7. Southmoor Middle School (614) 365-5550 1201 Moler Rd, Columbus, OH 8. Starling Middle School (614) 365-5945 120 S Central Ave, Columbus, OH 9. Indianola Middle School (614) 365-5575 420 E 19th Ave, Columbus, OH 10. Mansion Day School (614) 258-4449 72 Woodland Ave, Columbus, OH
PLEASE IF YOU DONT NO ANY,,,,GO TO ANOTHER QUESTION,,,,PEACE
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1. Arts Impact (Aims) Middle School (614) 365-5558 680 Jack Gibbs Blvd, Columbus, OH 2. Monroe Alternative Middle School (614) 365-6124 474 N Monroe Ave, Columbus, OH 3. Clearbrook Middle School (614) 365-6085 31 N 17th St, Columbus, OH 4. Champion Middle School (614) 365-6082 284 N 22nd St, Columbus, OH 5. Franklin Alternative Middle School (614) 365-6113 1390 Bryden Rd, Columbus, OH 6. Hilltonia Middle School (614) 365-5937 2345 W Mound St, Columbus, OH 7. Southmoor Middle School (614) 365-5550 1201 Moler Rd, Columbus, OH 8. Starling Middle School (614) 365-5945 120 S Central Ave, Columbus, OH 9. Indianola Middle School (614) 365-5575 420 E 19th Ave, Columbus, OH 10. Mansion Day School (614) 258-4449 72 Woodland Ave, Columbus, OH
Thursday, February 10, 2011
did anybody went to westmoor middle school in columbus ohio?
did anybody went to westmoor middle school in columbus ohio?
i'm trying to find friends that are going to seventh this august 30 if you know anyone i would like to have thier e- mail adderss
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no
i'm trying to find friends that are going to seventh this august 30 if you know anyone i would like to have thier e- mail adderss
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no
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Capital University-Columbus Ohio- is it a party school?
Capital University-Columbus Ohio- is it a party school?
Does anyone know if there is much partying done at Capital because before I committ i would like to know. also any other randoms about the school would help. Thanks!
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If you want to party, go to Chico State, or Santa Barbara, or University of Texas in Austin. oooorrrrrrr Arizona State. major party schools i promise.
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Well, I live near it, but I didn't go there so I don't know what the student experience is like. They're best known for the law school and the seminary school, not for sports or anything like that. I think it was news when their football team actually did well. I don't think it's too much of a party school. It's actually in a little suburb which is pretty boring. :P Nice place to live though. If you contact the school, they might put you in touch with a current student who could answer this better. If you want a party school in Ohio, try OU or OSU.
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I would say probably not. I grew up in Columbus Ohio (AKA Slow-lumbus Slow-hio) and even though I live on the East Coast now, I do remember that the only party school there is OHIO STATE!! But then again, what do you expect for a school with almost 60K students. My best friends brother went to Capital and he used to say is a small specialized school that is known for law so most people that go there I would say are going to be very focused and mature. I wish you the best luck where ever you decide to attend!
Does anyone know if there is much partying done at Capital because before I committ i would like to know. also any other randoms about the school would help. Thanks!
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If you want to party, go to Chico State, or Santa Barbara, or University of Texas in Austin. oooorrrrrrr Arizona State. major party schools i promise.
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Well, I live near it, but I didn't go there so I don't know what the student experience is like. They're best known for the law school and the seminary school, not for sports or anything like that. I think it was news when their football team actually did well. I don't think it's too much of a party school. It's actually in a little suburb which is pretty boring. :P Nice place to live though. If you contact the school, they might put you in touch with a current student who could answer this better. If you want a party school in Ohio, try OU or OSU.
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I would say probably not. I grew up in Columbus Ohio (AKA Slow-lumbus Slow-hio) and even though I live on the East Coast now, I do remember that the only party school there is OHIO STATE!! But then again, what do you expect for a school with almost 60K students. My best friends brother went to Capital and he used to say is a small specialized school that is known for law so most people that go there I would say are going to be very focused and mature. I wish you the best luck where ever you decide to attend!
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Can there be boxing teams in columbus ohio high schools?
Can there be boxing teams in columbus ohio high schools?
if so how do u get one?
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I am certain the answer is no. I am a college professor and worked 1 year in the secondary schools. I can almost guarantee you that boxing is not a sport that is politically embraced in secondary schools. There are no such thing as boxing teams nor it is politically and federally supported as an athletic program within secondary districts.
if so how do u get one?
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I am certain the answer is no. I am a college professor and worked 1 year in the secondary schools. I can almost guarantee you that boxing is not a sport that is politically embraced in secondary schools. There are no such thing as boxing teams nor it is politically and federally supported as an athletic program within secondary districts.
Friday, February 4, 2011
any good riding schools near Columbus Ohio?
any good riding schools near Columbus Ohio?
like has anyone ridden at any good schools, I know how to find them already, just hoping to go to a good knowledgable school.
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nevzorovhauteecole.com That is an online riding school from Russia. There methods are the best anywhere!!!!!
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I went to Miami University in oxford and rode all 5 years there with their IHSA team. It has great acidemics, no equine fields however, if that's what you're going for. Findlay is good if you want to major in an equine field, so they say. But then its acidemics aren't as top notch as a Miami or somesuch. We had zones at Lake Erie College once, and they have a nice facility. Ohio State also has a nice team. Just go to the IHSA website - ihsainc.com - and look in the region 6 schools for the ohio-ish schools. http://ihsainc.com/CurrentTeams/ListSchools.aspx You can contact coaches of any schools you are interested in and ask questions, or even to arrange a visit so you can see the facilities, meet some of the riders, and maybe watch the team practice as well. Find out how often they ride, how much it costs, how far the stable is from campus and if there is any transportation available for freshmen if it's off campus, what disciplines they focus in, if there are tryouts or if anyone can join, how many people are on the team, how many horses they have, etc.
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I haven't ridden at any but I've heard of a few good ones. http://www.thefriesianempire.com/ http://www.harvestmoonacres.com/ http://www.blackcreekranch.net/
like has anyone ridden at any good schools, I know how to find them already, just hoping to go to a good knowledgable school.
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nevzorovhauteecole.com That is an online riding school from Russia. There methods are the best anywhere!!!!!
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I went to Miami University in oxford and rode all 5 years there with their IHSA team. It has great acidemics, no equine fields however, if that's what you're going for. Findlay is good if you want to major in an equine field, so they say. But then its acidemics aren't as top notch as a Miami or somesuch. We had zones at Lake Erie College once, and they have a nice facility. Ohio State also has a nice team. Just go to the IHSA website - ihsainc.com - and look in the region 6 schools for the ohio-ish schools. http://ihsainc.com/CurrentTeams/ListSchools.aspx You can contact coaches of any schools you are interested in and ask questions, or even to arrange a visit so you can see the facilities, meet some of the riders, and maybe watch the team practice as well. Find out how often they ride, how much it costs, how far the stable is from campus and if there is any transportation available for freshmen if it's off campus, what disciplines they focus in, if there are tryouts or if anyone can join, how many people are on the team, how many horses they have, etc.
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I haven't ridden at any but I've heard of a few good ones. http://www.thefriesianempire.com/ http://www.harvestmoonacres.com/ http://www.blackcreekranch.net/
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Where can I find training for ultrasound tech/medical sonographer in columbus, ohio?
Where can I find training for ultrasound tech/medical sonographer in columbus, ohio?
I've been searching for hours and can't find a single school in columbus, only other cities in ohio. Please help! Also, I have a very low high school g.p.a. Will they let me in?
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There are actually 10 CAAHEP accredited programs in Ohio. Well, 9 really - don't count Sanford Brown, you don't want to go there. Just go to this link, select Diagnostic Medical Sonographer and then Ohio to see all the results. http://www.caahep.org/Find-An-Accredited-Program/ Without knowing your GPA or the requirements of the schools you'll be looking at, I have no idea if you'll get in. However, technical schools/community colleges tend to be a bit more forgiving than universities. Once you are in and are working on your pre-requisites for the program, make sure you work really hard to get good grades. A lot of DMS programs have a competitive admissions process, meaning your grades will determine how quickly you can get into the program after applying. And you also want to work hard in those pre-req classes because it will help prepare you for the DMS program. These programs are intense & stressful, and you have to keep your grades up above a C to remain in the program. So you need to develop really good study habits and test-taking skills now. Good luck :)
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You can go to Columbus State Community College and apply. Originally I was going to apply for this program but it is VERY competitive. I applied for the nursing program instead.
I've been searching for hours and can't find a single school in columbus, only other cities in ohio. Please help! Also, I have a very low high school g.p.a. Will they let me in?
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There are actually 10 CAAHEP accredited programs in Ohio. Well, 9 really - don't count Sanford Brown, you don't want to go there. Just go to this link, select Diagnostic Medical Sonographer and then Ohio to see all the results. http://www.caahep.org/Find-An-Accredited-Program/ Without knowing your GPA or the requirements of the schools you'll be looking at, I have no idea if you'll get in. However, technical schools/community colleges tend to be a bit more forgiving than universities. Once you are in and are working on your pre-requisites for the program, make sure you work really hard to get good grades. A lot of DMS programs have a competitive admissions process, meaning your grades will determine how quickly you can get into the program after applying. And you also want to work hard in those pre-req classes because it will help prepare you for the DMS program. These programs are intense & stressful, and you have to keep your grades up above a C to remain in the program. So you need to develop really good study habits and test-taking skills now. Good luck :)
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You can go to Columbus State Community College and apply. Originally I was going to apply for this program but it is VERY competitive. I applied for the nursing program instead.
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