One of the things I appreciated, only after graduating college graduation, was that my school employed professors, who had "real world" experience. I cannot tell you how many times we heard a professor say, "Okay, that's what the textbook tells you. Now, let me tell you how it works in the real world."
Textbooks only give students a foundation on which to build later in a real job. Often times, the real world does not follow the procedures set forth in or look/act anything like those models in the textbooks, making it difficult to adjust. You expect one thing in a new job but discover another, feeling lost as to how to proceed. The Florida Schools in partnership with the National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE) are introducing some of the "real world" into the Florida schools. Beginning with the 2007-2008 school year, high school students in the Florida schools will be able to sign up for a major course in entrepreneurship at participating schools.
Located in a suburban setting, twelve separate schools comprise the sprawling establishment. Within these schools is a vast array of programs to enroll in. Undergraduate and master's programs each offer at least one hundred areas of study within them, and there are other varied areas of study within the doctoral program. So many options may be one of the reasons this school is so popular. In fact, the University of Miami is nationally ranked in the top best colleges! It is also one of the highest ranking schools in Florida. No wonder so many students are flocking from all over to attend. There are about ten thousand new freshmen admitted each year!
This nursing schools in miami is not just for students seeking degrees. The North Campus offers certification programs for firefighters, emergency medical personnel, and police officers. Also located on the North Campus is the Carrie P. Meek Entrepreneurial Education Center, which prepares students for employment through a variety of vocational workshops and seminars. In addition to celebrating diversity on campus, Miami Dade offers study abroad programs in which students can earn college credits in their choice of over 30 countries. A study abroad program, whether long-term or short, is an excellent means of experiencing a different culture firsthand. Miami Dade offers educational experiences lasting for a summer, a semester, or even just for a couple of weeks. The countries in which the programs are offered, range from Japan to Peru, with something for everyone.
Athletics are an integral part of Miami Dade's student life. Organized sports build leadership skills and teamwork, in addition to physical fitness. The college offers women's basketball, softball, and volleyball, as well as men's basketball and baseball. The Sharks have been consistently successful in state and national intercollegiate championships since 1961.
Textbooks only give students a foundation on which to build later in a real job. Often times, the real world does not follow the procedures set forth in or look/act anything like those models in the textbooks, making it difficult to adjust. You expect one thing in a new job but discover another, feeling lost as to how to proceed. The Florida Schools in partnership with the National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE) are introducing some of the "real world" into the Florida schools. Beginning with the 2007-2008 school year, high school students in the Florida schools will be able to sign up for a major course in entrepreneurship at participating schools.
Located in a suburban setting, twelve separate schools comprise the sprawling establishment. Within these schools is a vast array of programs to enroll in. Undergraduate and master's programs each offer at least one hundred areas of study within them, and there are other varied areas of study within the doctoral program. So many options may be one of the reasons this school is so popular. In fact, the University of Miami is nationally ranked in the top best colleges! It is also one of the highest ranking schools in Florida. No wonder so many students are flocking from all over to attend. There are about ten thousand new freshmen admitted each year!
This nursing schools in miami is not just for students seeking degrees. The North Campus offers certification programs for firefighters, emergency medical personnel, and police officers. Also located on the North Campus is the Carrie P. Meek Entrepreneurial Education Center, which prepares students for employment through a variety of vocational workshops and seminars. In addition to celebrating diversity on campus, Miami Dade offers study abroad programs in which students can earn college credits in their choice of over 30 countries. A study abroad program, whether long-term or short, is an excellent means of experiencing a different culture firsthand. Miami Dade offers educational experiences lasting for a summer, a semester, or even just for a couple of weeks. The countries in which the programs are offered, range from Japan to Peru, with something for everyone.
Athletics are an integral part of Miami Dade's student life. Organized sports build leadership skills and teamwork, in addition to physical fitness. The college offers women's basketball, softball, and volleyball, as well as men's basketball and baseball. The Sharks have been consistently successful in state and national intercollegiate championships since 1961.
