Which community college in New York is the best in finance major or engineering?

Hi, a friend of mine in Singapore wants to come to New York and attend a college here. He wants to attend a community college first then transfer to a good university such as NYU, Columbia, Cornel. Which community college should he attend in New York? he is interested in finance and engineering majors. In other words, which community college is affiliated with good universitys so that credits earned in the college are transferable to the university.

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If he attends a community college first, he should be able to transfer into a public university -- but it is HIGHLY unlikely that he would be able to transfer into a top private university like Cornell, Columbia or NYU.

Let me repeat this -- it is HIGHLY UNLIKELY.

Tell him not to come to the US in order to go to a community college.

A community with little or no change is called a __.??? succession, climax community.....????

A community with little or no change is called a _______________.

succession

climax community

continuance

progression

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It is continuance. Climax is the point where a community levels off, but therefore had to change to get there.

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Hmmm...succession and progression suggest change.

It's either climax community or continuance.
Climax Community

If Community Service is such a "good thing"... why do so many courts use it as part of a p

I, personally, think Community Service is wonderful. BUT, someone should be able to volunteer to do someothing for their community by choice. It is used as a "requirement" for certain things, like the Honor Society at my son's school... then it is used as a punishment for other things. (ie. You shoplifted... so go do 100 hours of Community Service!)

Shouldn't it be one or the other? For the love of doing good for others... or for punishment. Maybe there can be two names?

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It's part of "paying a debt to society" as well. Not all law breakers get CS, it's usually limited to those having committed less serious crimes in the hope that they'll see the error of their ways.

As far as a punishment, I suppose you could call it that, but in these cases, I believe it's a worthwhile one. Frankly, I believe all teens should be required to serve 2 years of public service or the Military/National Guard.

Oh, call one community penance and the other, community service

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Free Labor for the city.
It is to show people the value of doing good for their community, rather than bad.

Also, people who get sentenced to community service often end up picking up trash off the side of the highway or some other unsavory task.

Volunteer groups usually do more fun or interesting tasks such as helping elderly rehab their homes or cleaning up a neighborhood park.

Also- if you are already predisposed to doing community service it is a positive experience for you.

If you are a criminal or deviant, you probably would look at the hard work involved as a chore, not a positive impact on your community, which makes it feel like more of a punishment.
Some people don't like to communtiy service. It is a good thing and a good way for the city to get cleaned up.
Community service is just a service done to the community, whether it is required or not. Being required for Honor Society has people doing it just as grudgingly as someone who got it for getting a minor in consumption and is avoiding jail time, but it still does the same thing, serves the community, regardless of WHY. Community service in Honor Society is favored upon because it is teaching people to be resposible citizens and to take pride in their community, so how come it is frowned upon when the SAME lesson is attempted to be given to people who have made an error in judgement, whether it be one or many?
Making criminals do community service is a way of making someone who has done something bad, give something back to the community.

Like, if someone spray paints an overpass and they get 200hrs community service. They have to spend that 200hrs cleaning up, and making up for what they did.

I think it's required in school, to try and teach teenagers not to be selfish.(Not saying all teens are, I'm only 19 myself)
Community service judgements are a win-win situation for the charity, which is always in need of help; and, the offender, who needs to understand society's goals better.
I think that it is used as a punishment because typically the people who get it as a punishment aren't and never have been involved in positive things such as community service so the people who give the punishments think that if they get involved in doing community service, that it could help them turn over a positive outlook and start making positive changes in their life. However, parents should start getting their kids involved in community service at an early age so that they have lesser chances of getting into drugs and other trouble when they're older which would also mean the service would not be a punishment to them.
it is wonderful but not enough people volinteer so our goverment forces them to

Need help with wording.... Ballroom vs. community room..?

We are having the reception at a community room which is called Kings Grant Community Room, it's a very nice formal looking place even though it's a community room. The cater showed us invites and they call it the Kings Grant Ballroom on Lake James. I don't really like the wording for "community room" since it implies more of a causal setting and our wedding is very formal. But calling it a Ballroom is also a bit of a stretch. I don't think people will know what I am taking about if I call the fancy community room a ballroom. Anyone have a suggestion on how I could word this place to be a little more formal but not jumping to "ballroom" status?

This is the link if you want to actually see it-

http://www.kingsgrantosa.org/community.a...

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Community Room does have a summer camp sound to it. I like the suggestion of Banquet Hall, though.

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What about Kings Grant Hall? or Lounge?
Reception will follow at Kings Grant HALL.

Good luck

Ps/ Nice place btw
I'd stick to "community" room sinc that's what its called - but you could say "Kings Grant Community Ballroom" or "Kings Grant Community Room on Lake James" to fancy it up
Just call it King's Hall, people will know where your talking about and its got a nice simple elegant ring to it.
Kings Grant Reception Room.
You could just call it Kings Grant Riverview Room. It has no indication of formality, and it let's guests know which room you're talking about.
You can go with ballroom, community room, hall, or just Kings Grant. But really, you need to go back to this location and see what the signs say. You'll look silly if you say "ballroom" or "hall", and the sign says in big letters, "community room."

Also, I think "Kings Grant Community Room" is just fine. I don't think it sounds any lower class, especially if people you are inviting already know what the place is called.
You really don't really have to specify the name of the room. Why don't you just put Kings Grant Inn, Kings Grant Resort, something of that sort.
Go with Kings Grant on Lake James. Link didn't work.
I looked at your venue and it looks very nice. I would word refer to it as "Kings Grant on Lake James". Once all your guests arrive, you can have someone (hostess, greeter, or usher) direct guests to the community room.
I would just call it the Kings Grant Room, since it's not quite a ballroom, but certainly way above what most consider a community room.

Golf community, retirement summer house, I'm 50, but everyone is 65 something. I still feel 38.

Great quiet community. I'm not going to pull out Jimi Hendrix, or acid winer's. Who really know's? But this is how it is. I'm healthy, very selective with the people I have around me, ( mostly great golfer's), but good people who some are retired young, some who make millions. I am extremely diversified with this world, but yet the community is extremely 65ish, and caucasion. I've already been cultimated, a word a made up for extreme diversity. Can I pleasantly have a party, without them? I am in a condo, ranch upstairs, the people below me are 67 and 93, but are very active. I want to be able to have little get togethers with friends, and associates, maybe, 30-40 people in the warm monthes, I will surely ask them to participate for a barbeque, or summer food fun thing, but do I need to ask the entire community? They wave at me when they look up at my windows, (they like the way I decorate). Am I being rude? Most of these individuals are 70 plus? My deck is on the 2nd flr?

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This is a tough question. You should likely refer to your association handbook as it will/may have guidelines for activities such as you wish to stage. If what your rules state nothing, then you may need to meet with your association and discuss it. I am sure you are/were a professional (or a lottery winner) and know how to conduct yourself properly, but you may wish to invite some of your older neighbors out of respect and courtesy, which they are due by living proximally to you. Your immediate neighbors who live under you MUST be extended an invitation (or at least a polite warning) to this occasion. You likely do not need to include the entire community (they probably won't fit anyway) but the people who might be affected by your little soiree should at least have the opportunity, or knowledge, to have a say since it will affect THEIR evening. Common sense, put on their shoes and think about what they may want, and why they chose to live there. BTW, a little Hendrix won't hurt them...

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Good community tropical fish? 400l tank?

I have a large 400l planted tank and am looking at the following community

2 x angelfish

10 x adult guppies

15 x neon tetras

2 or 3 clown loaches

2 x otos catfish

1 x siamese fighting fish

would this combination work in theory? thanks

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yes that would be great but there is only three problems that i see.

1- For the Siamese fighting fish ( Betta) only put it in if it is a female do to the fact that some of your fish have flowing fins and the Betta will attack.

2- for the clown loaches, for them to feel secure especially in a big tank you have to have for or more( the more the better). I know that also from experience i had a 55 gallon with two clowns that were very sluggish but once i put two more in they formed a school and are very happy.

3- if your angelfish is not a pair you should try to stay away from getting two. The rule for angelfish is to get one, or more than 3.

good luck!

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400 liters equals 105 gallons.

With the ammount of fish you have as the stock, it sounds fine. As for the betta and angelfish or anything long fins dispute. A 105 gallon tank is ALOT of room for any fish to get away from each other. I would actually add more ottos, and neons. If you have male and female guppies, expect them to breed like wildfire. And the angelfish will eat any they can get, so they would be limiting how many in the tank.

Other than that, it seems fine.

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I would add more otos possibly about 6 more they like to be in numbers....

The loaches will need 75 gallons or more which you have at least, they get to be about 16 inches so I don't know if you are looking for 2-3 fish that will get that size...

In my opinion I would just take them out...
Otos do not do well in a new tank as they need a well-established tank to provide enough algae for them to eat. I'd wait for at least six months and some algae growth before you consider adding those.

Angelfish love to eat neons tetras, and they will eat any smaller fish, so most people do not recommend trying to keep neons with angelfish.

Having that much space to play with sounds like fun! Angelfish get quite large, so you may want to shoot for larger sized livebearers, like swords instead of the smaller (bite-sized) guppies.

Since you have the space and you like the angels, you might want to consider going a little bigger with the other fish. How about some German Blue Rams or other Dwarf Cichlids?

http://www.dwarfcichlid.com/index.php

This is a great video showing Blue Rams as well as lots of other fish in a larger planted tank. It'll give you some great ideas, plus you can contact the fishkeeper who put the video up to get any help that you need.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=OxGkhAJy5Rg

Enjoy your tank! Wish I had room for a tank that large!

GED, community college, and transfer question?

Hi. I'm seventeen years old right now, and there are a lot of different reasons (which I won't go into) which make me want to drop out of high school and get my GED.

I'm in Texas right now, and I'm a junior in high school. My grades aren't great. I've heard some people saying that if you pass your GED and go to community college for a year, you can transfer to a 4 year public or private school pretty easily (as long as your GPA in in community college is good).

I want to know if this is true? Could I drop out of high school now or later in the year, take my GED test, go to community college for a year, and assuming I make good grades, get into a good four year school without them even looking at my high school grades or seeing that I took my GED and putting me in the low admissions pile because of this?

I don't really want "Maybe" or "I think" answers. I'd love some from experienced people or those who have links to admissions.

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This is true. Most Universities require you to have atleast 30 college credits in order for them not to take your H.S grades into consideration. Thats about 1 years worth of classes, even though 30 is the minimum, your chances improve if you have atleast 60 credits which is two years.