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Accredited-Online-Colleges.com has just added three new online colleges and universities to its database, offering online degrees in everything from 3D animation to nursing in this diverse mix. Accredited-Online-Colleges.com maintains up-to-date info. on the latest online degree programs from respected higher institutions of learning from all over the U.S. Students searching to expand their knowledge and skills or to change the direction of their careers can find degree programs, training, and certification through Accredited-Online-Colleges.com. More : news.awn.com

ICFAI University, which was recently in news after the Supreme Court quashed the Chhattisgarh Private Universities Act, 2002, has announced to open six MBA colleges in Gujarat. To be named ICFAI National Colleges, they will be set up in Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Vallabh Vidyanagar, Surat, Rajkot and Bhavnagar. Col. Rajiv Sisodia, of ICFAI (Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India) University, Hyderabad, told a news conference here on Friday that these colleges would start providing MBA programmes from the coming academic year. Besides, a regional centre of the university will be set up in Ahmedabad, he said. When pointed out that

HC stays TN Govt order on MBA/MCA seats in minority colleges The Madras High Court has stayed a Tamil Nadu Government order apportioning MBA/MCA seats in aided minority colleges in the ratio of 50:50 for government and management. Justice N Paul Vasanthakumar of the Madurai Bench of the court passed the interim order while admitting a writ petition filed by the city-based American College and Fathima College challenging the recent order. The Judge also issued notices to the Higher Education Secretary and other educational authorities. The colleges contended that they had been offering the MBA/MCA courses under the self-financing category

Ale College Dean Peter Salovey has announced the appointments of the Dean of Student Affairs, Assistant Dean and Director of the Native American Cultural Center, and Deans of Branford, Calhoun and Morse residential colleges. The deans of the residential colleges were appointed in consultation with the masters of those colleges. W. Marichal Gentry has been named Dean of Student Affairs and Associate Dean of Yale College. Coming to us after eight years of positions of increasing responsibility at Middlebury College, Marichal brings to Yale an exemplary record of commitment to the highest standards in student affairs administration, Salovey said More :

The Battle for Hearts and Minds Before the words terrorist and 9/11 became ingrained in the worlds psyche — back when traveling didnt instill the paranoia associated with airport profiling and bomb-sniffing dogs — going to the United States for your education was a common practice one that was gaining popularity. Fast-forward five years and the number of students leaving Egypt for American shores has dwindled. Every year the Institute of International Education (IIE) a nonprofit organization releases its Open Doors Report on International Education Exchange. As the only set of statistics of its kind gathered in America the report tracks

There are about 47 unaided colleges affiliated to Panjab University, Chandigarh, GND University, Amritsar, and Punjabi University, Patiala. More than 30,000 students are studying in these colleges. They are going to suffer as the bus-pass facility will be withdrawn from them. According to Mr B.D. Budhiraja, general secretary of the Punjab Unaided Affiliated College Principals and Management Association. He has written to Mr Harnam Dass Johar, Minister for Higher Education and Language in this regard. He further stated that the Director of Transport had allowed the facility to students studying in unaided, affiliated colleges. Instead of revising or adding some more

Technical education in Gujarat is being overhauled. A group from six colleges in Ahmedabad is being coached to achieve quality teaching standards with help from the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIM-A). The IIM-A faculty is training more than 50 per cent of the teaching staff of LD Engineering College and five other network colleges. These training sessions are giving our faculty the soft skills they need while teaching. Creative techniques, new equipment and refinement of presentation skills have modernised our teaching methods, said professor R K Gajjar, the co-ordinator of Technical Education Quality Improvement Programme (TEQIP), under which the

The attack, told Al-Qaida in the U.S. Navy-ship USS Cole in Aden in October 2000 and investigation following the event, conceived doubts that terrorists could use their terrorist acts on the basis soil and the sea. Groups of the West Asia and the Liberation Tamil Eelam (LTTE) have indulged in random file aggression on the lake until October 2000, and the LTTE - its fleet of vessels, allegedly for commercial purposes legitimate - has been at sea transport the illegal exploitation of arms and ammunition and other materials, including the fight ashore. However, such acts are limited and tactical objectives

JAIPUR: for five hours meeting held on Wednesday Alwar Tribunal recorded the testimony of the German scientist, allegedly violated the son of a policeman during an early trip to the city earlier this month, and He can return home in Berlin. The accused, BH "Bitti" Mohanty, a computer, an engineer and an MBA student, was again refused bail of two important witnesses have not yet been reviewed. The commission of inquiry has also other officials of RK Maheshwari district judge that the victim had received threats from relatives of the accused. The judicial system of the detention of BH Mohanty, accused, aged

When Florida Atlantic University President Frank Brogan recently outlined his ten-year vision for the college, he announced his desire to see the school increase its number of online degree programs. In setting forth a lofty target, Brogan established a goal of increasing the number of online programs from its current 5 percent to an ambitious 25 percent of all degree offerings. Brogan is setting out a standard that should help students immensely. Primarily, students would no longer be forced to complete their programs by traveling to multiple campuses. Brogan noted that the ongoing flexibility that students seek today is critical.

The long summer break is over and classes have re-started at the city’s colleges. Some students are new entrants, while the rest have been promoted to higher classes. The new entrants are nervous about their unfamiliar surroundings and huddle together for a sense of security. This insecurity does not stem from a fear of the new campus or of teachers or of the course of study. They fear what freshman all over the city fear: being ragged. Ragging is the systematic ritual physical and psychological abuse of freshmen or other juniors by their seniors in an educational setup, with the purported intent

he recent cheating scandal involving students in Duke Universitys MBA program should serve as a clarion call for colleges and universities to wake up, smell the coffee and start emulating the ethics policies of the private sector, according to at least one expert who closely follows ethics-related issues. Yet, another ethics expert says the universitys response should serve as an example to colleges and corporations alike -- in that the institution publicized the infractions and its response to them, thereby reminding everyone that it takes violations of its honor code seriously. Both agree, however, that the episode illustrates the tendency

The Higher Learning Commission (HLC) of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools has given approval to American Public University System (APUS) to enhance its associate degree programs. One Associate of Arts degree in General Studies, with multiple concentrations, has now been changed to several stand alone associate degrees in those fields. With HLC's approval of these changes, APUS may now award Federal Student Aid (FSA) funding under Title IV to students enrolled in the stand alone associate degree programs. "These changes give more choices to APUS students," said Dr. Frank McCluskey, provost and executive vice president for APUS.

In a world torn by terrorism, where trust among countries is fragile, India and France, one might say that in an advanced stage of advertising. Representative of France, lovers, consultation of the Commission responsible for Education and Trade, Yves Charpentier, it is charming, positive and realistic, even in the face of the crisis of a bomb blast in the city and it was parked -- Mumbai. "The recent sprengwirkungshemmenden in Mumbai is an example of terrorism throughout the world we are facing. Paris, as Mumbai, has also witnessed a plethora of bomb explosions in a few years. People in France, the

Property administrators at two of the nations elite universities have learned to save time and money by replacing spread sheets and 12-hour workdays with Active real estate solutions from AMTdirect. We were the first academic institution to sign-up with AMTdirect and weve been extremely pleased, said James Callahan, Senior Director for Johns Hopkins Real Estate in Baltimore. Johns Hopkins University is in the fourth year of its working agreement with AMTdirect. Property management and lease administration are big business for major schools like Johns Hopkins and Duke whose large campuses are also home to world-renowned teaching hospitals, clinics and related physician