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    The growing number of SAT/ACT optional universities represents a positive trend in the test optional movement. From students’ perspective‚ winners and losers are kind of different in SAT optional policy. Students with high SAT or ACT scores lose their absolute advantages‚ though high scores can still help them to get an offer from their dreaming schools. Traditional minority students might “take advantage” of this policy and have higher chance to be admitted than before. The negative influence of

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    Homework should not be compulsory or banned; homework should be optional. In nearly every school system in Victoria specific tasks are set out to each student to be completed outside of the classroom and at home. In nearly all cases‚ students are asked to complete the tasks given to them by a certain due date. Most students cannot do this because of their involvement with extra curricular activities such as sport or music which is also a form of learning. Homework takes up so much time‚ that

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    Gpa To Play Sports

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    Essay # 1 Should students have certain Gpa to play sports “Winners never quit and quitters never win” Vince lombardi. This quote is relevant because if you quit in school you don’t win in sports. Yes students should have to have a certain gpa to play sports because they might quit on school to focus on sports. If students only have to pass the class to play sports they might do just enough so they can play sports. If school made it so that students would have to have a certain gpa to play sports

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    First and foremost‚ I do sincerely believe that a GPA does not define who a person is or their capability of such things. I believe that it is just a number that does not define any one’s weaknesses or strengths. Throughout high school‚ I tried to maintain my grades at a certain level. I tried my hardest not to have any F’s‚ C’s‚ and I tried to minimize any B’s on my report card. In order for my grades to be maintained in the way I wish they were‚ I had to apply and utilize support I was offered

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    Optional Nursing Home

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    In a nursing home‚ there are many case – sensitive‚ optional‚ and occupational aspects. Some case – sensitive parts refer to: reasons for being placed in a care facility‚ temporay stays‚ types of care offered‚ the amount of residents‚ outings‚ and the different types of precautions taken to ensure safety. A few things fall into an optional category such as: choosing between care and if pets are allowed. An occupational side is the types of jobs offered and what each does in a day’s time. All of these

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    3.5 GPA Goals

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    In highschool I want to keep a 3.5 GPA and to achieve this goal I will use the support of my parents and teachers‚ I will study on all my subjects for at least 30 minutes. Someday I want to go to the NBA and have enough money to get my mom and dad a new home and cars that they have always wanted. I want to get my brother and sister’s anything they want and take them to different places around the world. I also want to take care of my family’s expenses. My plan B is to go to college and get a

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    Maintaining Higher GPA

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    How to Maintain Higher GPA First of all‚ to maintain a higher GPA is to want it myself which is the most important step as well. Scoring higher GPS is not easy however‚ with the effort derived from wanting it badly‚ the urge to study and to do well academically is higher. In other words‚ wanting a higher GPA needs excellent organization. Some planner‚ assignment book or an organizer helps a lot by keeping track in everything such as assignments‚ tests‚ exams and projects. Secondly‚ attending

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    A common complaint many students have regarding GPA is that it doesn’t measure intelligence. I understand this on a basic level‚ yet I contend that it does measure work ethic and through that‚ intelligence. In the same way‚ I’m proud of my GPA not because of the connotation that I must be smart but because it describes my work ethic: who I am. Outside academia‚ most other numbers are irrelevant. An employer never asks for ACT scores on an application; no one outside the military cares for the ASVAB

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    you ever wonder what factors that could affect your grade point average (GPA)? Imagine yourself being a full time college student‚ working twenty hours a week and commuting at least three days a week for an hour long. We can see how this can greatly affect your GPA. Not only would it be work related and commuting‚ but there are many other factors that can come into play. In this paper we will look what factors affects your GPA. Before I jump into the factors and the actual research‚ let me explain

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    Low Stakes Writing Essay

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    scientific writing like lab reports or articles. There is also academic writing used for developing the skills needed to do more advanced types of writing. An example of this type of writing would be low-stakes writing. According to an article Low-Stakes Writing: Writing to Learn‚ Not Learning to Write‚ low-stakes writing is a tool to help students build comfort with sharing and developing their thoughts through writing. It gives a student or the writer the opportunity to develop ideas freely and without

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