Comments for 123 Match http://123match.net 1...2...3... MATCH Mon, 01 Feb 2010 17:57:59 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 Comment on How difficult are college Chemical Engineering Technology programs? by My Nickname http://123match.net/college-technology/how-difficult-are-college-chemical-engineering-technology-programs/comment-page-1#comment-296 My Nickname Mon, 01 Feb 2010 17:57:59 +0000 http://123match.net/college-technology/how-difficult-are-college-chemical-engineering-technology-programs#comment-296 VERY difficult.<br><b>References : </b><br> VERY difficult.
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]]> Comment on How difficult are college Chemical Engineering Technology programs? by kagmi http://123match.net/college-technology/how-difficult-are-college-chemical-engineering-technology-programs/comment-page-1#comment-295 kagmi Mon, 01 Feb 2010 17:51:59 +0000 http://123match.net/college-technology/how-difficult-are-college-chemical-engineering-technology-programs#comment-295 It really depends on your individual brain. I've heard a wide range of opinions about the classes at my college--some people find certain classes really difficult while others think they're "nice." You also will probably have options going into college. At my school, there are several different levels of math and science you can go into. You take a placement test to determine what level you're at. The most basic courses are often like reviews of senior high school math and science to catch up students from high schools without advanced math and science programs. If you love chemistry in high school, you should love it in college, and that will enable you do do well. Don't worry, the progression from high school to graduate degree work is quite gradual. And you never know until you try!<br><b>References : </b><br> It really depends on your individual brain. I’ve heard a wide range of opinions about the classes at my college–some people find certain classes really difficult while others think they’re "nice."

You also will probably have options going into college. At my school, there are several different levels of math and science you can go into. You take a placement test to determine what level you’re at. The most basic courses are often like reviews of senior high school math and science to catch up students from high schools without advanced math and science programs.

If you love chemistry in high school, you should love it in college, and that will enable you do do well. Don’t worry, the progression from high school to graduate degree work is quite gradual.

And you never know until you try!
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]]> Comment on ECPI College Of Technology How does the Online Program work? by Cris H http://123match.net/college-technology/ecpi-college-of-technology-how-does-the-online-program-work/comment-page-1#comment-294 Cris H Sat, 30 Jan 2010 11:04:59 +0000 http://123match.net/college-technology/ecpi-college-of-technology-how-does-the-online-program-work#comment-294 collegefinder.bebto.com - try this site. It has info about getting into ECPI, tips to apply and grades requirements. <br><b>References : </b><br> collegefinder.bebto.com – try this site. It has info about getting into ECPI, tips to apply and grades requirements.

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]]> Comment on Please read if you have studied Radiologic Technology in college:? by RadTech http://123match.net/college-technology/please-read-if-you-have-studied-radiologic-technology-in-college/comment-page-1#comment-291 RadTech Fri, 29 Jan 2010 11:02:59 +0000 http://123match.net/college-technology/please-read-if-you-have-studied-radiologic-technology-in-college#comment-291 I wish I knew, but I don't know anyone who ever did a distance program. My only suggestion would be to contact the school and ask them how it's done. Sorry I don't have a better answer for you.<br><b>References : </b><br>me - RT(R) I wish I knew, but I don’t know anyone who ever did a distance program. My only suggestion would be to contact the school and ask them how it’s done.

Sorry I don’t have a better answer for you.
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]]> Comment on What is the difference between a College, a University, and an Institute of Technology? by snicker 123456 http://123match.net/college-technology/what-is-the-difference-between-a-college-a-university-and-an-institute-of-technology/comment-page-1#comment-290 snicker 123456 Thu, 28 Jan 2010 11:07:59 +0000 http://123match.net/college-technology/what-is-the-difference-between-a-college-a-university-and-an-institute-of-technology#comment-290 A University... offers many areas of Major studies,each different Major Areas of study are usually called... Colleges. A University will have Colleges of: Business, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Music, English, Literature, History... etc... All of these different colleges will allow a student to "major" and get their degree in one of these colleges, and when a student graduates from a University they usually have their first degree... a Bachelors Degree in one of these major colleges but these colleges are all collected together into a universal place of study... a UNIVERSITY. A student will have to take a broad specturm of courses to get a degree from a University. They have to have knowledge in many areas in order to prepare them for success in all aspects of life. That is why most Universities will demand courses in Humanities and Literature to be included in their required courses for a Bachelors Degree. A College... usually is a smaller institute of learning, putting their emphesis in one or two major areas of study. Colleges are usually smaller institutions of learning and will attract Professors that have specialized their Ph.D's in one area... College of Nursing, College of Medicine, College of Music, College of History, College of Literature.. etc...Colleges will also have a variety of required courses that will cause the student to have a full rounded basic knowledge in fundamental humanities. Institutes of Technology, are usually more focused in the technological courses and subjects of learning... Especially the Electricial, Computer, Building, Designing courses and they usually require more time in the "field" getting on-hand experience in the area of study rather than just in the class room. If you are concerned about which school to attend. check the closest library, and ask for the book that will offer information as to the "Accrediation of Schools." Each University, College and Institute of Technology of any reputation, will try to have high ratings of "Accrediation." Each school will be classified by the different business as to which school they prefer. Hope this helps and GOOD LUCK in your future. :)<br><b>References : </b><br> A University… offers many areas of Major studies,each different Major Areas of study are usually called… Colleges. A University will have Colleges of: Business, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Music, English, Literature, History… etc… All of these different colleges will allow a student to "major" and get their degree in one of these colleges, and when a student graduates from a University they usually have their first degree… a Bachelors Degree in one of these major colleges but these colleges are all collected together into a universal place of study… a UNIVERSITY. A student will have to take a broad specturm of courses to get a degree from a University. They have to have knowledge in many areas in order to prepare them for success in all aspects of life. That is why most Universities will demand courses in Humanities and Literature to be included in their required courses for a Bachelors Degree.
A College… usually is a smaller institute of learning, putting their emphesis in one or two major areas of study. Colleges are usually smaller institutions of learning and will attract Professors that have specialized their Ph.D’s in one area… College of Nursing, College of Medicine, College of Music, College of History, College of Literature.. etc…Colleges will also have a variety of required courses that will cause the student to have a full rounded basic knowledge in fundamental humanities.
Institutes of Technology, are usually more focused in the technological courses and subjects of learning… Especially the Electricial, Computer, Building, Designing courses and they usually require more time in the "field" getting on-hand experience in the area of study rather than just in the class room.
If you are concerned about which school to attend. check the closest library, and ask for the book that will offer information as to the "Accrediation of Schools." Each University, College and Institute of Technology of any reputation, will try to have high ratings of "Accrediation." Each school will be classified by the different business as to which school they prefer. Hope this helps and GOOD LUCK in your future. :)
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]]> Comment on What is the difference between a College, a University, and an Institute of Technology? by Jeaner http://123match.net/college-technology/what-is-the-difference-between-a-college-a-university-and-an-institute-of-technology/comment-page-1#comment-289 Jeaner Thu, 28 Jan 2010 10:35:59 +0000 http://123match.net/college-technology/what-is-the-difference-between-a-college-a-university-and-an-institute-of-technology#comment-289 The difference between a college and a university is that a college just offers a collection of degrees in one specific area, while a university is a collection of colleges. When you go to a university you are going to be graduating from one of their colleges, such as the business college. As to which is better, it depends on what you want. Single colleges tend to be smaller while universities are bigger, but universities are better known. Institutions of Technology generally offer specific science related degrees.<br><b>References : </b><br> The difference between a college and a university is that a college just offers a collection of degrees in one specific area, while a university is a collection of colleges. When you go to a university you are going to be graduating from one of their colleges, such as the business college. As to which is better, it depends on what you want. Single colleges tend to be smaller while universities are bigger, but universities are better known.

Institutions of Technology generally offer specific science related degrees.
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]]> Comment on What is the difference between a College, a University, and an Institute of Technology? by fireball226 http://123match.net/college-technology/what-is-the-difference-between-a-college-a-university-and-an-institute-of-technology/comment-page-1#comment-288 fireball226 Thu, 28 Jan 2010 09:52:59 +0000 http://123match.net/college-technology/what-is-the-difference-between-a-college-a-university-and-an-institute-of-technology#comment-288 Community colleges are only for two years and are cheaper than universities where you go alot further... Tech schools should be cheaper too...<br><b>References : </b><br> Community colleges are only for two years and are cheaper than universities where you go alot further… Tech schools should be cheaper too…
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]]> Comment on What is the difference between a College, a University, and an Institute of Technology? by Nevada Pokerqueen http://123match.net/college-technology/what-is-the-difference-between-a-college-a-university-and-an-institute-of-technology/comment-page-1#comment-287 Nevada Pokerqueen Thu, 28 Jan 2010 09:47:59 +0000 http://123match.net/college-technology/what-is-the-difference-between-a-college-a-university-and-an-institute-of-technology#comment-287 I have been through it all, graduating Arizona Western College and Northern Arizona University back in late 70's. Now my son just graduated University of Nevada a few years ago and one is still in college. It is expensive all the way around but worth it. A college can be 2 yr or 4 yr. For certain jobs a University looks better on your resume. Private or Public, no difference. The Ivy League and Big Names Universities look good for certain studies like Medicine and Law. They can give you an advantage but it may only be a small advantage as more and more are getting recognized in these fields. A technical school is where you study for job placement. They dont require the same studies as Universities with less of an emphasis on reading, english, and philosophy and the like. Techinical schools are best for a specialized major like Auto-mechanics, construction, archatecture, drafting, or any other specialized degrees. You can get a job sometimes right out and they have job placement. Companies looking for that general field search out the technical schools and pick the top students before graduation. Your almost guaranteed a job is you have good grades. Universities and Colleges do not have time to help you get the jobs. You have to persue them yourself. If you want the cheapest way to go, attend college first, grduate and move on to a University. Or if you want the satisfaction of being persued for a job go technical. Keep in mind some go first to colleges to get the regular studies out of the way before going on to Universities where classes are huge and you dont get individual attention. You are just a number to the instructor and many classes are taught by assistants and you never see the instructor. Colleges are more personal and some students do better with them. And classes tend to be a bit easier. A company wants the best person for the job. They will look at grades first and whether you are well-rounded person (sports, clubs, activities, community service) not the money of the schoold you go to. Good Luck<br><b>References : </b><br> I have been through it all, graduating Arizona Western College and Northern Arizona University back in late 70’s. Now my son just graduated University of Nevada a few years ago and one is still in college. It is expensive all the way around but worth it.

A college can be 2 yr or 4 yr. For certain jobs a University looks better on your resume. Private or Public, no difference. The Ivy League and Big Names Universities look good for certain studies like Medicine and Law. They can give you an advantage but it may only be a small advantage as more and more are getting recognized in these fields.

A technical school is where you study for job placement. They dont require the same studies as Universities with less of an emphasis on reading, english, and philosophy and the like. Techinical schools are best for a specialized major like Auto-mechanics, construction, archatecture, drafting, or any other specialized degrees. You can get a job sometimes right out and they have job placement. Companies looking for that general field search out the technical schools and pick the top students before graduation. Your almost guaranteed a job is you have good grades. Universities and Colleges do not have time to help you get the jobs. You have to persue them yourself.

If you want the cheapest way to go, attend college first, grduate and move on to a University. Or if you want the satisfaction of being persued for a job go technical. Keep in mind some go first to colleges to get the regular studies out of the way before going on to Universities where classes are huge and you dont get individual attention. You are just a number to the instructor and many classes are taught by assistants and you never see the instructor. Colleges are more personal and some students do better with them. And classes tend to be a bit easier.

A company wants the best person for the job. They will look at grades first and whether you are well-rounded person (sports, clubs, activities, community service) not the money of the schoold you go to.

Good Luck
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]]> Comment on What is performing arts technology, as a major in college? by RoaringMice http://123match.net/college-technology/what-is-performing-arts-technology-as-a-major-in-college/comment-page-1#comment-286 RoaringMice Mon, 25 Jan 2010 01:48:59 +0000 http://123match.net/college-technology/what-is-performing-arts-technology-as-a-major-in-college#comment-286 That's the study of the actual technologies used in the performing arts. It usually includes things like sound design, lighting design, stage management, set construction and design, and other aspects of technical theater. The details of all that will vary by college, but this will give you a general idea. The requirements to get into that major vary by college, so you'll need to check with the college.<br><b>References : </b><br> That’s the study of the actual technologies used in the performing arts. It usually includes things like sound design, lighting design, stage management, set construction and design, and other aspects of technical theater. The details of all that will vary by college, but this will give you a general idea.

The requirements to get into that major vary by college, so you’ll need to check with the college.
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]]> Comment on Why is computer science offered more than information technology in college? by Arbitrary Person http://123match.net/college-technology/why-is-computer-science-offered-more-than-information-technology-in-college/comment-page-1#comment-285 Arbitrary Person Thu, 21 Jan 2010 17:25:59 +0000 http://123match.net/college-technology/why-is-computer-science-offered-more-than-information-technology-in-college#comment-285 College isn't about job training, it's about education. They don't care if the major you pick doesn't offer many job prospects; it's your responsibility to pick a major that can lead to job prospects.<br><b>References : </b><br> College isn’t about job training, it’s about education. They don’t care if the major you pick doesn’t offer many job prospects; it’s your responsibility to pick a major that can lead to job prospects.
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]]> Comment on Is College Of Technology London a good college for education? by Owen http://123match.net/college-technology/is-college-of-technology-london-a-good-college-for-education/comment-page-1#comment-284 Owen Wed, 20 Jan 2010 12:28:59 +0000 http://123match.net/college-technology/is-college-of-technology-london-a-good-college-for-education#comment-284 Il be honest, its not the best, by a long way. There's much better universities in London.<br><b>References : </b><br>http://poorstudentlife.com/ Il be honest, its not the best, by a long way. There’s much better universities in London.
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]]> Comment on What colleges in Maryland accept credits from Tesst College of Technology? by PE2008 http://123match.net/college-technology/what-colleges-in-maryland-accept-credits-from-tesst-college-of-technology/comment-page-1#comment-283 PE2008 Tue, 19 Jan 2010 09:10:59 +0000 http://123match.net/college-technology/what-colleges-in-maryland-accept-credits-from-tesst-college-of-technology#comment-283 TESST is a trade school with inferior ACCSCT "national accreditation". Regionally accredited (ie fully legitimate) schools will usually not accept credits from school that are not regionally accredited. I suggest you leave this TESST "school" as quickly as possible and enroll in a community college. It was a very bad decison to attend TESST.<br><b>References : </b><br> TESST is a trade school with inferior ACCSCT "national accreditation". Regionally accredited (ie fully legitimate) schools will usually not accept credits from school that are not regionally accredited.

I suggest you leave this TESST "school" as quickly as possible and enroll in a community college. It was a very bad decison to attend TESST.
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]]> Comment on I am looking for an Online college that offers a Technology Package? by love2read321 http://123match.net/college-technology/i-am-looking-for-an-online-college-that-offers-a-technology-package/comment-page-1#comment-282 love2read321 Sun, 17 Jan 2010 21:11:59 +0000 http://123match.net/college-technology/i-am-looking-for-an-online-college-that-offers-a-technology-package#comment-282 Check out http://freecollegeinfo.4aw.net . You can enter in your search terms - ex. "includes technology package" or "offers financial aid" and they'll send you a list of the best schools, often with offline/sattelite campuses in your area. Good luck!!<br><b>References : </b><br> Check out http://freecollegeinfo.4aw.net . You can enter in your search terms – ex. "includes technology package" or "offers financial aid" and they’ll send you a list of the best schools, often with offline/sattelite campuses in your area.

Good luck!!
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]]> Comment on Modern Dance – College of Technology Education.mpg by 4crazybone http://123match.net/college-technology/modern-dance-college-of-technology-education-mpg/comment-page-1#comment-281 4crazybone Sat, 16 Jan 2010 21:04:59 +0000 http://123match.net/college-technology/modern-dance-college-of-technology-education-mpg#comment-281 <b>maybe thiz grp won ...</b> <br> maybe thiz grp won the best in props... the props is nice, but not the choreo....uhmm.. werz the video hu won thiz compittion? kindly upload it, please...tanks.. maybe thiz grp won …
maybe thiz grp won the best in props… the props is nice, but not the choreo….uhmm.. werz the video hu won thiz compittion? kindly upload it, please…tanks..

]]> Comment on Modern Dance – College of Technology Education.mpg by donmardacute http://123match.net/college-technology/modern-dance-college-of-technology-education-mpg/comment-page-1#comment-280 donmardacute Sat, 16 Jan 2010 21:04:59 +0000 http://123match.net/college-technology/modern-dance-college-of-technology-education-mpg#comment-280 <b>4crazybone whrong ...</b> <br> 4crazybone whrong spiling imung cumpitisyun wui :-) skuyla sa maau dong para mu bryt ka gamay hahaha 4crazybone whrong …
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]]> Comment on Whats the difference between a SUNY technology college an and a University college? by u_lachi http://123match.net/college-technology/whats-the-difference-between-a-suny-technology-college-an-and-a-university-college/comment-page-1#comment-279 u_lachi Sat, 16 Jan 2010 04:21:59 +0000 http://123match.net/college-technology/whats-the-difference-between-a-suny-technology-college-an-and-a-university-college#comment-279 Well, the obvious answer is that SUNY is in the state of New York and Universities are, well, universal. But in general, SUNY colleges are more or less as respected as other state universities, but you need to look into specific colleges for your intended field of study, as well as which colleges are feasible for you to attend, and then look them up either with your school councilor's reference books, or on something like the US News rankings. I would suggest just sending out applications everywhere first, thee choose from the one you are accepted at. If they have open registration, then it may not be the best to choose from...<br><b>References : </b><br> Well, the obvious answer is that SUNY is in the state of New York and Universities are, well, universal.

But in general, SUNY colleges are more or less as respected as other state universities, but you need to look into specific colleges for your intended field of study, as well as which colleges are feasible for you to attend, and then look them up either with your school councilor’s reference books, or on something like the US News rankings. I would suggest just sending out applications everywhere first, thee choose from the one you are accepted at. If they have open registration, then it may not be the best to choose from…
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]]> Comment on Is taking Architectural Technology at a community college a good course to take to prepare? by Jane http://123match.net/college-technology/is-taking-architectural-technology-at-a-community-college-a-good-course-to-take-to-prepare/comment-page-1#comment-275 Jane Sat, 02 Jan 2010 00:44:59 +0000 http://123match.net/college-technology/is-taking-architectural-technology-at-a-community-college-a-good-course-to-take-to-prepare#comment-275 I am not sure, but your academic advisor for the community college, or an advisor for the major in the university you want to transfer to may be able to help you out with that.<br><b>References : </b><br> I am not sure, but your academic advisor for the community college, or an advisor for the major in the university you want to transfer to may be able to help you out with that.
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]]> Comment on What diploma would I receive if I took Game Design in the program Information Technology at Fanshawe College? by Andrew http://123match.net/college-technology/what-diploma-would-i-receive-if-i-took-game-design-in-the-program-information-technology-at-fanshawe-college/comment-page-1#comment-274 Andrew Tue, 29 Dec 2009 22:48:59 +0000 http://123match.net/college-technology/what-diploma-would-i-receive-if-i-took-game-design-in-the-program-information-technology-at-fanshawe-college#comment-274 notify.tv<br><b>References : </b><br>Just searched on google and got the website with info notify.tv
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]]> Comment on Is the Florida Institute of Technology a state college? by Tasha http://123match.net/college-technology/is-the-florida-institute-of-technology-a-state-college/comment-page-1#comment-273 Tasha Mon, 28 Dec 2009 19:42:59 +0000 http://123match.net/college-technology/is-the-florida-institute-of-technology-a-state-college#comment-273 No its a private school<br><b>References : </b><br> No its a private school
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]]> Comment on What are some fun and intresting technology majors in college that make alot of money? by ZachG http://123match.net/college-technology/what-are-some-fun-and-intresting-technology-majors-in-college-that-make-alot-of-money/comment-page-1#comment-272 ZachG Sat, 26 Dec 2009 19:42:59 +0000 http://123match.net/college-technology/what-are-some-fun-and-intresting-technology-majors-in-college-that-make-alot-of-money#comment-272 umm something to involve electronics like the backstage people at concerts who run the lights and other stuff?<br><b>References : </b><br> umm something to involve electronics like the backstage people at concerts who run the lights and other stuff?
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