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At SNHU, we think the “best” online university is likely different for different students. When you’re thinking about what the best online university may be for you, you’ll want to consider the best combination of high-quality education, low cost, a generous transfer policy (if you have college credits already), a best-in-class online experience, and the best student support.
On October 13, the 23rd annual Eqbal Ahmad Lecture, “ The State We Are In: Building an Intersectional Movement for Reproductive Justice ,” took place at Hampshire College. In the spirit of the series, guests took on a timely topic with wide-ranging cultural implications: this time, abortion rights, especially in the context of women of color.
Visit Hampshire. Be the Entrepreneur of Your Own Education We're looking for the type of student who can't imagine waiting to be told what to do. Our community of self-starters and changemakers is resilient, resourceful, and committed enough to do the deep work of understanding complex problems. These key elements of the Hampshire experience ...
18 de jun. de 2014 · Hampshire was among the first schools in the country to be test optional, a policy the College has followed since opening in 1970. While Hampshire has not required SATs or ACTs, in the past it would look at them if a student wished to submit them as part of an application. No longer, says Meredith Twombly, dean of admissions and financial aid. Hampshire's "Test blind" decision reflects concern ...
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27 de may. de 2022 · The college’s new administration has worked to rebuild admissions operations. It’s in the midst of a $60 million campaign to raise unrestricted funding for operating costs, bringing in nearly $34 million so far. And this month, Hampshire announced that 255 students made deposits as of its May 1 deadline, outpacing a goal of 240.
1 de may. de 2023 · Fourth Year Soccer Player Rupert Tawiah-Quashie (F'22) Seeks to Improve Accessibility in Basketball with a Speech-To-Sign Language Algorithm. Driven to merge his passions — technology and social impact — Division II student Rupert Tawiah-Quashie built a tool to help officiate basketball games for deaf players. The program seamlessly ...
