Some T.M. Landry diplomas say that students meet Louisiana state requirements, but the state does not recognize the diplomas.
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The students would not receive the more-rigorous Regents diplomas, but would receive local diplomas, which are accepted by colleges, the military and employers.
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War veterans awarded high school diplomas Operation Recognition awards diplomas to service members who were unable to finish high school because of their military service.
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That bill allows undocumented immigrants with high school diplomas or general equivalency diplomas to become citizens if they attend college, work or serve in the military.
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Learning Machine is working with MIT to put their certifications and digital diplomas into a cryptographically secured ledger, while Southern New Hampshire University and Central New Mexico Community College, both issue blockchain diplomas.
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The letter asks graduates to sign on to the group letter and return their diplomas to Falwell, or if they can't find their diplomas, to send individual letters to Falwell and the university.
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"It could be diplomas, driver licenses, medical records," Jagers said.
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But that still means millions of Americans are without diplomas.
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He's also helped several people get their high school diplomas.
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Their licenses, diplomas and other paperwork mean nothing to officialdom.
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They gave out diplomas, took photographs, and laughed (a lot).
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Entire universities have been closed and their graduates' diplomas canceled.
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The post-2628/28500 GI Bill makes university diplomas, as well as vocational "career" diplomas and certifications, possible for veterans who otherwise may have difficulty affording school, including members of the Guard and Reserve.
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She has a stack of diplomas and a downright intimidating resume.
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They would never walk across a stage to get their diplomas.
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And several of them have degrees and diplomas in business management.
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Some universities are already putting diplomas and certifications on the blockchain.
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Graduates around the country are receiving diplomas and sending out résumés.
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The difficulty doesn't lie just in changing people's addresses or diplomas.
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Despite the university's threats, Wang and Ouyang have finally received their diplomas.
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What these parents did wasn't for love, it was for fancy diplomas.
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Those two diplomas left her with more than $0003,000 in student debt.
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The institute offers three-year diplomas in entrepreneurship, hospitality management, and information systems.
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Transcripts, diplomas, resumes — simple documents with enormously important economic consequences for their holders.
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Parents or family friends accepted the diplomas on the victims’ behalf. pic.twitter.
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University of Florida apologizes after graduates aggressively dragged off stage while receiving diplomas.
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Those people's lives did not include the common thread of fancy undergraduate diplomas.
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He told students to get their diplomas and shared his dream of escape.
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This year, Mr. Jackson introduced a G.E.D. program to help inmates earn diplomas.
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Chefs who hold diplomas from the cafe regard their tenures as transformative experiences.
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Handing out diplomas at a girls' school, he spies a beautiful young woman.
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This year, more women will file bankruptcy papers than will receive college diplomas.
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"High-school diplomas are Sweden's biggest divider," says Anna Breman, chief economist at Swedbank.
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With his own satchel of diplomas, Mr Macron knows all these arguments by heart.
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Unemployment of those with high school diplomas is at its lowest level ever recorded.
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Friends and relatives accepted diplomas, caps and tassels on behalf of the deceased students.
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According to ABC13, all three of the football players received their diplomas that day.
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The graduating class started in September with 87 students, but just 52 received diplomas.
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More students than ever are receiving an education and graduating with high school diplomas.
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She was in the small percentage of African Americans who earned high school diplomas.
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Today he runs a foundation that helps people obtain their high school equivalency diplomas.
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Tritsch wants to push more universities to host refugee students and give them diplomas.
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That's particularly true for black and Hispanic homeowners and those with high school diplomas.
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A 2013 law introduced eight postsecondary schools in Italy that offer fashion-related diplomas.
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There are more Americans without high school diplomas than in possession of doctoral degrees.
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"The tactic of returning diplomas has been used by students of many other schools to draw attention to various causes, but let's also remember that those same diplomas are quite helpful in helping these graduates secure well-paying jobs," the statement said.
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Among the belongings: wallets, laptops, IDs, diplomas, overseas chargers for phones, painkillers and house keys.
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Mr Wright has provided diplomas and other backup material for nearly all of these degrees.
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But once they get their diplomas, too many Maine graduates choose to leave the state.
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Many don't get diplomas, which they'll need because the majority of them won't play pro.
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On Monday, they received honorary diplomas and the capped, gowned feting they had been denied.
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Under health and safety rules, they need diplomas that can take several years of study.
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As it turned out, their academic roads to "Jeopardy" were paved with three diplomas apiece.
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As such, they tend to be larger and staffed by teachers with high-school diplomas.
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Square's images evoke the ambivalence accompanying proffered freedom, even with diplomas denoting rarefied academic achievements.
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For educators, it's all those brilliant underachievers (not to mention all those idiots with Harvard diplomas).
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Budapest has said the legal changes were needed to prevent foreign universities from issuing dubious diplomas.
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The startup then started offering full-fledged diplomas that require six months, a year or more.
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It holds no classes, has no fixed terms or timetables and does not issue formal diplomas.
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As reported by WPLG Local 10 News, the diplomas were accepted by their family and friends.
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The pelicans were not offered diplomas, despite their best efforts and in keeping with university tradition.
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We're coming from the Hyatt hotel, we just got our etiopathy diplomas and are celebrating. Silence.
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Steve Jobs, Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg all left college before they could collect their diplomas.
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Other companies, like Learning Machine, raised $3 million to pursue putting digital diplomas on the blockchain.
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This includes short courses; postgraduate diplomas and certificates; all the way up to fully online degrees.
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Unfortunately, the CIA had spirited him out of Iran without credentials such as diplomas and transcripts.
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Having made his career in academia, Mr. Wagner, 27, said he would not return his diplomas.
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If your diplomas mean anything, it's that it is time you leave those spaces behind forever.
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Dozens of employees at the Siberia plant were found to have faked their university engineering diplomas.
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In June, after a semester of isolation, these kids will even earn their high-school diplomas.
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The last four have between them three diplomas from Harvard, three from Princeton and two from Yale.
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Diplomas are used as evidence applicants can follow instructions, navigate a bureaucracy and show up every day.
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"What these parents did wasn't for love, it was for fancy diplomas," the actress tweeted on Thursday.
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Quite frankly, he believes that specific skills, not diplomas, need to be valued more in today's workforce.
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High school graduates in Parkland, Florida, got an unexpected surprise from Dwyane Wade upon receiving their diplomas.
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The Coast Guard Academy Class of 2017 got their diplomas from the President of the United States.
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As students were called up to receive their diplomas, some decided to perform a quick celebratory dance.
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In most industries, workers without college degrees have lower measures of workplace happiness than those with diplomas.
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Around her, the seventeen participants of the program's inaugural "boot camp" waited to be presented with diplomas.
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Workers without high school diplomas bear the brunt of this burden, losing up to $2202,2628 a year.
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That it was not their place to intercede in their member institutions' issuing of graduations and diplomas.
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It's a question many recent graduates are asking themselves this spring, after collecting their hard-earned diplomas.
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In my own area, psychotherapy, the office and the diplomas on the wall do the heavy lifting.
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Although, two months prior to graduation, only 57 students were on track to graduate, 164 received diplomas.
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PIRRO: And you know, the amazing part of it is, the whole idea of the lowest unemployment ever for people with just high school diplomas, and I don&apost mean to say just, but with high school diplomas, I mean, it&aposs across the board, this positive economy.
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This comes days before the seniors there will receive their diplomas and they all have stories to tell.
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The system's trademark is that it does not award diplomas; it values know-how and learning over accreditations.
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All the sanctioned athletes were ordered to return any medals, pins or diplomas they had won in Beijing.
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The state standards were so loose, he said, that students in struggling communities were left with meaningless diplomas.
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I gave my speech on mercy and guilt, and then it was time for the getting of diplomas.
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The system's trademark is that it does not award diplomas; it values know-how and learning over accreditations.
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Judge Hardiman's appointment would also bring some educational diversity to a Supreme Court awash in Ivy League diplomas.
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But Cal is now investigating, and has noted that evidence of fraud may lead to diplomas being revoked.
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That is far above what most ordinary Kenyans, even those with diplomas and degrees, can hope to earn.
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For women with high school diplomas, it grew from 24 percent in 20183 to 58 percent in 2013.
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Nonetheless, DACA-eligible recipients are, compared with the greater US population, less likely to have completed college diplomas.
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If they'd been freshmen when the series started, they would be new graduates now, with diplomas and plans.
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They worried that their diplomas might have been tarnished even before they were handed to them on stage.
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That trend is especially true for volunteers without high school diplomas -- they are 51% more likely to find employment.
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But the value of the diplomas issued is called into question by what colleges and students themselves are saying.
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Students with GEDs, rather than high school diplomas, can still continue on to Florida's top public colleges, they add.
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Sorry to tell you this while you're riding high, high school grads, but your diplomas don't mean jack shit.
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When auditors examined the district's records, they found that 753% of all diplomas in 2017 year were improperly awarded.
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The debate surrounds whether low-skill immigration impacts the wages of the native-born individuals without high school diplomas.
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From the catered food to the leather-bound diplomas, Adams said it made the experience that much more powerful.
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Less than 2628 percent of Americans had college degrees then and only about 28503 percent had high school diplomas.
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Accreditation is how other universities, other colleges, institutions and employers take all your gold-embossed, heavyweight paper diplomas seriously.
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Church attendance has declined twice as fast among people without high school diplomas as among people with college degrees.
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She completed high school at a time when less than 7% of African Americans were earning high school diplomas.
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For students who earned their diplomas in the spring, that means monthly loan payments start in November or December.
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Meanwhile, some projects are brought to them because of their personal, rather than cultural, importance—like letters and diplomas.
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Only about half receive high school diplomas, and only 22019 percent of former foster youths receive a bachelor's degree.
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Hanging on his classroom wall are three diplomas: graduation from IDEA, his International Baccalaureate diploma and his college degree.
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Although most educational documentation is online today, it's worth keeping printed copies of degrees, diplomas, certifications and test grades.
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Young people are spooned liberalism all through high school and college… up until the moment they receive their diplomas.
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That's because Twilight is designed to help students who are frequently suspended, or at risk of dropping out, earn diplomas.
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"People that get GEDs are really not afforded the same opportunities as people with high school diplomas," says Julie Sugarman.
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The members of the group are asked to mail their diplomas to Falwell's office on the same day, September 5.
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Each of them should be receiving diplomas and moving on to college, beginning their careers and building lives outside Parkland.
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So, let this be a lesson for college graduates everywhere: Make sure to triple-check your diplomas, Blass of 2018.
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In Virginia, only a tenth of students with standard diplomas enroll in a four-year college, a recent study found.
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"We know that Mr. Smith is going to erase the debt of the 28 students who received diplomas," he said.
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Presumably, Tom&aposs patients had already been impressed by the diplomas on his wall, which signaled his competence and credibility.
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Several have pursued college degrees or earned high school equivalency diplomas because Klinsky gave them the flexibility to do so.
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Some athletes said the Russian federation had not asked for the return of medals and diplomas, which its president denied.
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Things got so intense that security had to step in, and, after all their intruding, the birds didn't even get diplomas.
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When the adorable photos of their engagement went viral, the university threatened to withhold their diplomas, Wang wrote in Facebook post.
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They will still receive their diplomas after completing eight hours of a campus beautification project, Valedictorian Kayla Hawthorne, 18, told PEOPLE.
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It offers two-year diplomas—not yet approved by the French state—to just 90 students in social sciences and business.
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It's also very presumptuous to assume that all of the graduates receiving their diplomas want to hear jabs against the president.
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Take courage into our own hands and fight with the weapons that we have at our disposal: knowledge, diplomas and willpower!
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Founded in 1991, CEU operates exclusively in Budapest but offers diplomas recognized both in the European Union and the United States.
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Dozens of employees at the Siberian plant where the plane is manufactured were found to have faked their university engineering diplomas.
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The Department of Education then created regulations to aid students who had been left holding large loan balances and worthless diplomas.
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It was standard for all commencement speakers to be given honorary diplomas at that time, Lehigh spokesperson Lori Friedman told CNN.
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Inmates can also study for their high school diplomas, cultivate tomatoes, take theater classes and learn to be painters or tailors.
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Four seniors who were killed in the shooting — Nicholas Dworet, Joaquin Oliver, Meadow Pollack and Carmen Schentrup — were awarded posthumous diplomas.
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They had high school diplomas and uncertain futures, and no easy explanation for why the dream didn't work out for them.
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She worked on developing programs to help clients obtain their high school equivalency diplomas and manage financial planning and immigration issues.
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At Ridgeview, several juniors are earning their high school diplomas early this year, grades are up this quarter, and attendance is steady.
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On Saturday, Greg, Steve, Chris and Kate received their diplomas together — the first set of quadruplets ever to graduate from Virginia Tech.
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Nor, with the possible exception of those without high school diplomas, do they generally depress the average wages of native-born workers.
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Well get ready to delete your accounts and throw your diplomas out the window, because so many famous quotes are badly misattributed.
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No longer Trojans and Wildcats, they&aposre all Wolves now at Cleveland Central High School, whose seniors collected their diplomas on Saturday.
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The program offers counseling, intensive support, coaching on budgeting and conflict resolution, and help getting high school equivalency diplomas, housing and jobs.
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Across the country, hundreds of thousands of your peers are also celebrating their commencements, receiving their diplomas, starting out in the world.
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It's Graduation Day at Middleton University, but will the Keating Five (er, Three?) actually walk across the stage and receive their diplomas?
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Even so, the share of students who met the standard for college preparedness was still far below the share who received diplomas.
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Real wages for college graduates have risen by over a third since 1963, whereas wages for those without high-school diplomas have dropped.
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"Exactly how we take diplomas and pin them to people and make them healthier is a really deep and abiding question," she said.
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Her technology agenda plans to "staple" green cards to the diplomas of anyone graduating with a masters or PhD in a STEM field.
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Partly to signal the academy's openness, Vilnius University has started awarding "memory diplomas", mostly posthumously, to some Jewish students evicted on Nazi orders.
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Founded in 1920 by Harry J. Herff and Randall H. Jones, Varsity Brands manufactures class rings, yearbooks, caps and gowns, and graduation diplomas.
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Some have said they do not want his name on their diplomas when they graduate, according to a report by National Public Radio.
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Then again, if word gets out that the diplomas are worthless, employers will no longer be misled but competent students will be disadvantaged.
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The long-beaked birds flew in Saturday as the class of 2018 was receiving diplomas outdoors on a lawn overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
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I woke up somewhere around the Ls (fitting) and realized that everyone around me had their fake diplomas in a little red scroll.
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The closures could prevent current students from getting their diplomas because some courses, such as science and performing arts, can't be completed online.
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Some are exploring "virtual"alternatives, while others are considering inviting seniors back for commencement at a later date or just mailing out diplomas.
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People aren't racist for fretting that Americans without high school diplomas may have to compete with immigrants for jobs in industries like construction.
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But the percentage for those who did not finish high school was 45.7 percent, slightly higher than for those with high school diplomas.
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Since Beijing and London, some Olympic medals and diplomas could have been sold, misplaced or lost, complicating Russia's efforts to have them returned.
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The organization approved Mr. Love-Robinson's application after reviewing copies of degrees and diplomas sent by mail, according to the group's director, Donald Rosenthal.
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Meanwhile, the club placed newspaper advertisements asking that applicants for housekeeper jobs have high school diplomas, a highly unusual requirement for such a position.
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It has the seventh-lowest percentage of residents with college degrees, the fifth-lowest with high school diplomas, and the sixth-highest unemployment rate.
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"You don&apost deserve to get your high school diplomas because your people bombed Pearl Harbor," she recalled her school&aposs principal telling them.
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According to CNN, each of their names were called as family members and friends were welcomed to accept the diplomas for their loved ones.
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More than 80,000 hourly employees will be eligible for Aspire's perks, which encompass assistance toward high school diplomas, college courses, and even vocational skills.
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At 21961 he graduated from high school without ceremony or diplomas, at a factory where his class had been sent to repair aircraft engines.
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About three decades ago, Virginia established a two-tier diploma track in which districts award "standard" or "advanced" diplomas based on a student's coursework.
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I share the righteous anger of many of the alumni who want to return their diplomas, but I cannot act in the same way.
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The rest have disappointing records, with too few students graduating and even those who earn diplomas not possessing the skills they need for college.
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And when the school's seniors cross a stage in June to get their diplomas, they'll have the option of wearing a special commemorative sash.
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This may be a miscalculation: Already, dozens of Liberty University alumni are returning their diplomas, disgusted with Mr. Falwell's stalwart support of the president.
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I remember how the students and inmates waved their diplomas in the air that day, pulling each other in for hugs and inside jokes.
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All courses in Shaw Academy come with accredited diplomas that you can use to demonstrate your expertise and catch the attention of potential employers.
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Two years ago, Ms. Glaser said, companies required warehouse workers to have high school diplomas and experience with the scanners used to track merchandise.
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He will, though, need to overturn a widely-held perception that apprenticeships are a poor alternative to school and university diplomas, which France obsesses over.
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Did you know that in the next few weeks, an estimated 3.6 million high school students will walk across the stage to collect their diplomas?
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The school is putting off naming a valedictorian and salutatorian for this year's graduating class, who are scheduled to receive their diplomas on May 22nd.
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The government can issue qualifications and titles—"accredited interior designer", say—but leave consumers to decide whether such diplomas are a valuable signal of quality.
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Having suffered lurching economic and social change, they argue, white folk with high-school diplomas or less have turned to opioids and alcohol for comfort.
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He is working on programs to lower high school dropout rates because people without high school diplomas are more likely to end up in prison.
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During her tenure as First Lady, Obama spearheaded the Reach Higher initiative that encouraged students to pursue higher education after earning their high school diplomas.
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"We have seen an increase [in continued work] among people in their early 60s for men and women with only high school diplomas," Johnson said.
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The stats are alarming because these are students who have received high school diplomas and thus have been certified as having attained basic educational proficiency.
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But the three-year diplomas in England and Wales will tempt the impatient and undercapitalized, and many schools besides Cambridge and Oxford have global reputations.
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Parents and students alike feel that getting that sheepskin is essential to getting ahead in life, just as prior generations felt about high school diplomas.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Too cool for school A group of K-Pop stars had their diplomas revoked by South Korea because they missed too many classes.
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This phenomenon is so common that educators now use six years, by which time 20143 percent of undergraduates receive their diplomas, as the new normal.
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CreditCreditDesiree Rios for The New York Times In the coming weeks, thousands of college students will walk across a stage and proudly accept their diplomas.
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Students who graduate from the university in Mitrovica do not have their diplomas recognized by the government in Kosovo, which is led by ethnic Albanians.
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Much of the money spent by Chinese families desperate for American diplomas ends up with the intermediary companies that connect them with cash-hungry schools.
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Last month, FastTrain owner Alejandro Amor was sentenced to eight years in federal prison for using fake high school diplomas to sign up ineligible students.
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According to a Pew study, whites with no more than high school diplomas broke 258-234 in favor of Republicans in 153 — basically a tie.
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Joan C. Williams, author of "White Working Class", points out that its members tend to resent professionals with their collections of diplomas but admire the rich.
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The U.S. Military Academy saw its most diverse class ever get their diplomas in 2019, with 34 black women graduating together, and 223 women in total.
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This led to a few whimsical walks across the stage by those receiving their diplomas, including one graduate who neglected to wear clothing underneath his robe.
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During the ceremony, the names of each of the deceased seniors were called, and their family members and close friends came forward to accept their diplomas.
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It's led to a revenue loss of $3 million to $215 million since 230 (when students earn their diplomas more quickly, they pay for fewer semesters).
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Mr. Belle received diplomas from the Portsmouth School of Architecture in England and the Architectural Association in London before moving to the United States in 1959.
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It was not accredited, it did not grant traditional diplomas, its credits did not transfer, and students could not pay for it with government financial aid.
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They are opportunities to prepare for tests administered by the Court of Master Sommeliers and the Wine & Spirit Education Trust, organizations that confer certifications and diplomas.
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Students said other consequences of violating the code may include mandatory religious worship, hours of community service and the withholding of diplomas, regardless of academic standing.
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Unemployment fell to 5.1 percent in July among American workers hardest hit by the Great Recession — those who lack high school diplomas — The Times reported Friday.
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"As alums, we have the power to say something," the Facebook group's description says, urging alumni to mail their diplomas to Mr. Falwell's office on Sept.
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Elsewhere, ninth graders show up on Day 143 doing work at grade level or above, so the steps required to get them diplomas are less onerous.
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Mr. Zayek has also spent time in the United States, earning diplomas in 1982 from the Gemological Institute of America in California, according to school records.
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The diplomas for Nicholas Dworet, Joaquin Oliver, Meadow Pollack and Carmen Schentrup will be presented to their families during the ceremony for the graduating Class of 2018.
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To make sure we had a watertight case to qualify, we scoured through birth certificates, old utility bills, school records, diplomas, and medical records spanning two decades.
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Graduation season has arrived and as students prepare to receive their diplomas after years of hard work, one university is apologizing for its absurd dress code guidelines.
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Latinos without high-school diplomas actually vote more often than whites without them, according to a book by Bernard Fraga, a political scientist, called "The Turnout Gap".
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We leave "Goodbye Tour" realizing Hannah and Jessa are the only two women here whose friendship is built on mutual understanding rather than proximity and college diplomas.
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The walls outside her corner office are covered with large photos of Allred with former Presidents (Reagan, Clinton, Obama) and dozens of diplomas, posters, honors, and awards.
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But his relationship with the president has sparked a backlash in the wake of Charlottesville among some students and alumni, who are promising to return their diplomas.
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At first, he said, he wasn't sure if what he saw was actually a mistake or just part of the classic Old English font used on diplomas.
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The first student who just finished the path to get one of our diplomas, which are recognized by the French State, used to be a pastry chef.
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Although three black women had received diplomas or degrees in voice there earlier, she was the first black female pianist to receive a degree, the institute said.
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The research brief defined "working class" as adults with an adjusted family income between the 20th and 50th percentiles, with high school diplomas but not bachelor's degrees.
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Mr. Orban on Friday accused the university of "cheating" and unfairly competing with local universities because its diplomas are recognized in both Hungary and the United States.
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Former students at Liberty University are preparing to return their diplomas in a group protest of university president Jerry Falwell Jr.'s support for President Trump's agenda.
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Most people frame their college diplomas and mount them on the wall, he quips, as he shows us around the condo, with Oscar the Pekinese following along.
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Canada and the United States are roughly equal when it comes to school completion; the same proportion of people have high school diplomas in the two countries.
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Let's staple a green card to the diplomas of those graduating with advanced graduate degrees, particularly those in high-demand fields like science, technology, engineering, and math.
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The group is calling on alumni to return their diplomas by September 5 with a letter explaining why they no longer wish to be affiliated with the school.
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Yusef Salaam, Kevin Richardson, and Raymond Santana were given honorary diplomas at a graduation ceremony at their former high school in 2017, according to the New York Times.
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Ambitious developers and entrepreneurs are aiming to use them to rework everything from how we track land ownership to how we distribute medicine and how we grant diplomas.
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According to the US Census Bureau, the percentage of Americans age 25 and older with high school diplomas rose from just 25% in 1940 to 88% in 2015.
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Latinos without high-school diplomas actually vote more often than whites without them, according to a new book by Bernard Fraga, a political scientist, called "The Turnout Gap".
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Only 67 percent of Hispanic adults, however, had their high school diplomas or GEDs — the lowest of any racial group in the U.S. by more than 10 percent.
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Speaking of Mr. Belding, a few lucky fans can dine in a replica of his office, which features his diplomas, signature wood paneling and a 'Go Bayside' pennant.
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Our program helps adults fill the gaps in their education and work toward high school diplomas through the GED exam or completion of the National External Diploma Program.
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More Americans graduating with high school diplomas, many of whom will go onto college, will lift more families and children out of poverty and into a better life.
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The popular entertainers, who are all male, have officially had their college diplomas revoked because they were busy rehearsing and performing when they should have been in class.
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The Justice Department hired Ms. Lopez in 2016 to replace the patchwork prison education system with a centralized school district that offered diplomas, technology training and vocational education.
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State leaders are also eagerly awaiting expedited waivers from mandated standardized testing, but they are just as focused on issues like how to issue diplomas to graduating seniors.
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Moreover, some students who gained admissions to universities through fraudulent means may have already graduated, raising the question of whether they ought to be stripped of their diplomas.
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Borjas argues that Card failed to find valid cities to compare with Miami and that he failed to separate out natives without diplomas, who were most directly affected.
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The grants fund community programs that help those on parole to obtain high school diplomas (or equivalent), industry-recognized credentials, long-term vocational or postsecondary education, and employment.
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Federal minimum wage has been dropping, labor unions are on the decline, and the value of high school and college diplomas are not what they used to be.
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It also required such a school that wishes to award Hungarian diplomas to secure an agreement between the Hungarian government and the educational authorities in its own country.
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Ostadhassan would like his children to be educated in the United States, and his dream is to be there when they walk across the stage to receive college diplomas.
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In an email, she called out employee benefits that go beyond the wages it pays to programs like tuition assistance to help employees earn college and high school diplomas.
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The pedigreed finance minister, who has diplomas from Sciences Po and the École Nationale d'Administration, the fanciest postgraduate school in France, may have a clever plan up his sleeve.
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Based in Portland, Oregon, the Gateway to College National Network works to help former high school dropouts complete their diplomas and pursue a postsecondary credential, according to its website.
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Along with their diplomas, they'll carry an average $37,172 of student debt as they enter the work force, according to a new analysis by higher-education expert Mark Kantrowitz.
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The Yale Daily News, which reported their resignations on Wednesday, said that some students refused to accept their diplomas from Dr. Christakis during Silliman College's graduation ceremony on Monday.
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Degreed allows users to log all types of learning — like watching Ted Talks, reading the newspaper or taking an improv class — not just college diplomas or continuing ed classes.
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Among Republicans, the share with college degrees rose modestly from 28 to 31 percent, but remained smaller than those with high school diplomas or less, 34 percent in 2016.
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In other parts of the former Soviet Union, Russia's decisions to acknowledge rebel-issued documents like driver's licenses, marriage certificates and university diplomas have disrupted diplomatic settlements of conflicts.
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The government has accompanied the bill with a defamatory attack on the university, claiming that it "cheats" by awarding both American and Hungarian diplomas and thus violates Hungarian law.
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But college-educated Republicans — who, at 33 percent, make up a larger share of the electorate than voters with high school diplomas — still broke for Trump, if less decisively.
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Last year, LU President Jerry Falwell, Jr. called the actions of a few LU graduates threatening to forgo their diplomas as "grandstanding" and a "joke" to protest Trump's commencement address.
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He had mostly emptied one but not the other—not the one that contained his old things, his diplomas and his Appetite for Destruction poster and his boxes of books.
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They have gained more than 3 million of the net new jobs since 1991; a period when jobs for people with only high school diplomas has declined by 1 million.
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Natty Light is offering $100 to "rent" college diplomas as part of its campaign to raise awareness around crippling student debt in the US, which is now at $1.6 trillion.
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The actresses grabbed their diplomas Monday at Disney Concert Hall in downtown L.A. They joined a long list of famous alumni from their school, Campbell Hall ... including the Olsen twins.
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By the time ITT Technical Institute (ITT) closed its doors earlier this month, the for-profit college had been selling tenuous diplomas at exorbitant prices for more than 20 years.
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"In April 2015, the unemployment rate for Black workers with bachelor's degrees was equal to the unemployment rate of White workers with high school diplomas only," the report authors write.
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Those with high school diplomas and vocational or associates degrees should be well-equipped to do middle-skills jobs, but curriculums have not kept up with tech trends, she says.
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The Yoga Alliance, a trade group that "embraces all types of yoga," recognizes the diplomas given in CorePower's popular 21-hour programs, as well as for many of its competitors.
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Poor is defined as those below the 20th percentile or without high school diplomas, and the middle and upper class as those above the 50th percentile or with college degrees.
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Moving into a volatile neighborhood in Indianapolis in 2015, Mr. Cohn followed three very different students for a year, observing without comment as they persevered to earn high school diplomas.
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But because of its abysmal salaries, Arizona has such an acute teacher shortage that many schools are already hiring teachers without formal education training, some with only high school diplomas.
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But she suggested another option: a small school that had recently opened called West Brooklyn Community High School, dedicated to helping students who had gotten off-track get their diplomas.
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The nation's largest private employer said its 225 million U.S. workers will now be able to pursue career diplomas for pharmacy technicians and opticians, through the Penn Foster online college.
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Pam Giordano thinks her dog is quite intelligent, and she has proof: Giorgio, an 0003-year-old Havanese, has diplomas stating he has a bachelor's, master's and Ph.D. from Yale.
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Women who have returned to Touloum camp with diplomas work mainly in the health center and in schools, and most girls interviewed said they wanted to be teachers or doctors.
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Eighteen inmates at Connecticut&aposs maximum security Cheshire Correctional Institution have received diplomas as part of the first graduating class from a partnership between Wesleyan University and Middlesex Community College. Gov.
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Jobs that don't require advanced skills or high school diplomas, and have pay rates of $15-$25 an hour, are going unfilled because too many applicants are flunking their drug tests.
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And when drug dealers said real jobs would get them off the streets, Father Flynn put together the Save a Generation program to get them high school diplomas and employment training.
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Students who were handed their diplomas in May or June will find the half-a-year grace period on their federal student loans come to an end this month or next.
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"We asked for any kind of transcripts, diplomas, anything like that, that could explain what she did," Seminole County Democratic Party Chairwoman Brittany Nethers told the Orlando Sentinel at the time.
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The housing market has been booming in many parts of the country, and like manufacturing, construction remains an important source of middle-class jobs for workers with just high school diplomas.
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So when you look at the photos, this is before I even know him, but we are in the same photo in the line picking up our diplomas from that thing.
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On Campus A number of Liberty University alumni have vowed to return their diplomas, disgusted that the college president, Jerry Falwell Jr., praised President Trump's response to the Charlottesville, Va., tragedy.
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He was raised in a small village in the east of France, the son of a plumber, and he wrote "self-taught" in the diplomas section of his Who's Who entry.
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Walmart is adding seven health-related bachelor's degrees and two career diplomas to its college perks program, where employees pay just $2000 a day for an education, the company announced Tuesday.
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The median household income for Hondurans with TPS, for example, was $21999,2100, and only 2000 percent of them had high school diplomas, according to January estimates from the Center for Migration Studies.
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She now holds an undergraduate degree in Spanish and a master's in Teaching English as a Second Language, and her diplomas are also mounted on the wall for the children to see.
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Our favorite is when graduates decorate the top of their graduation caps with something that represents them, that will allow them to stand out in the sea of robed students getting diplomas.
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He won the first time in a crowded six-way primary in which his background as a Navy lawyer and former federal prosecutor with double Ivy League diplomas helped him stand out.
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A potential borrower could allow a lender to have access to anything linked to his Aadhaar number: his bank statement, utility-bill payments, life-insurance policy, university diplomas and much else besides.
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Federal agents created the University of Northern New Jersey to catch brokers who recruited foreign students to "enroll" in the school and, through fake transcripts and diplomas, illegally extend their student visas.
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Parkland, Florida (CNN)Nearly four months after the Parkland, Florida, community was devastated by a deadly school shooting, seniors at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School gathered on Sunday to receive their diplomas.
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Total score: 92.57Educational attainment ranking: 1Quality and equality of education ranking: 3 WalletHub found that Ann Arbor has the highest percentage of citizens with high school diplomas, associate's degrees and bachelor's degrees.
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It was a notoriously difficult place to be young and single, and an earlier generation of computer science students put in their four years at Carnegie Mellon, grabbed their diplomas and left.
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The cap and gown was donned, diplomas were handed out, and graduation weekend wrapped with a flurry of laughter, tears, and the inexplicable feeling that life is suddenly about to get very real.
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Nearly 217,29 from the public sector were dismissed; entire universities were closed down and their graduates' diplomas canceled; hundreds of media outlets and NGOs were shut down and journalists, activists and MPs detained.
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In spite of the quintessential post-graduate existential crisis that students undergo after being handed their diplomas and thrust out into the the real world, Mateus Porto seems to be doing just fine.
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CoreCivic says about 212.5,20033 people in its facilities have obtained high school equivalency diplomas in the past five years, reflecting the company's efforts to improve the ability of inmates to re-enter society.
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Only 51 percent of teenage mothers earned high school diplomas by age 22, compared with 89 percent of their peers without children, and 48 percent of teen mothers lived below the poverty line.
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The group of women who did not work outside the home at all were more likely to lack high school diplomas and to have traditional attitudes about gender roles, Dr. Killewald told me.
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Wedding cake, slot-machines, kazoos, steaks, dolls, posters, uniforms, diplomas, magazines, ties, hairspray, soap, cuff links, and condoms — Serrano has spared no expense for his object-based portrait of America's most polarizing leader.
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Orban, a critic of liberal civil organizations which receive grants from Soros' Open Society Foundation, said last week the Central European University had violated regulations in awarding diplomas, an allegation the college rejects.
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He encouraged graduates as they walked up to get their diplomas to tip the trustees a few bucks -- or a few thousand -- if they want to get their relatives admitted ... in jest of course.
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At the Marinello Schools of Beauty, a 56-campus chain that shut down in 2016, financial aid fraud ran rampant, with students given fake high school diplomas so that they could get federal loans.
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In the 1860s, as elementary education became more universal, the most widely used form of handwriting was the Spencerian Script — the loopy, ornate cursive most commonly seen now on formal invitations and college diplomas.
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The students from Crispus Attucks High School were not allowed to walk across the stage to pick up their diplomas this week, according to a statement from the Indianapolis Public Schools obtained by WRTV.
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According to Putin's order, published on the Kremlin website, Russia will temporarily recognize identity documents, diplomas, birth and marriage certificates and vehicle registration plates issued in the eastern Ukraine regions of Donetsk and Luhansk.
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In 85033 his school abruptly went out of business and filed for bankruptcy, leaving him (and many other students) with tens of thousands of dollars in student loans but no marketable skills or diplomas.
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Hamid resumed selling fake diplomas, duping U.S. consumers into paying upfront fees to enroll in fake high schools and colleges even after Pakistani authorities shut Axact down in May 2015, according to Bharara's statement.
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Partners offered financial literacy services to nearly 2628,28500 individuals, connected nearly 6900,2628 individuals with employment, helped 28503,22019 individuals earn employment wage gains, and enabled 425 young adults to earn their high school equivalency diplomas.
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Balazs Orban, a state secretary on the prime minister's staff, said the government was "ready to examine the possibility for issuing diplomas recognized in the United States and Germany as well as in Hungary".
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Mr. Bolsonaro has also raised questions about the quality of the doctors' training in Cuba and has said the doctors would have to prove their medical credentials by getting their diplomas validated in Brazil.
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"I had parents last year who were doubting whether their daughter could succeed in the IB program, so I sat them here and had them look back at my diplomas," Flores said to me.
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Just as black high school graduation rates in the 1970s began to catch up to white rates, the market in well-paying jobs for those with high school diplomas (or less) began to collapse.
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Here are my most common tips for early-stage startups: Ask employees and candidates seeking H-1B to gather their documents (such as transcripts, diplomas, resumes, past immigration documents, etc.) as early as possible.
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They also facilitated the creation of hundreds of fake student records, including transcripts, attendance records and diplomas that the foreign national students could use to prove that they were pursuing an education at UNNJ.
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"From the very start of all this, I made the decision not to give it back," she said of her Beijing silver, although she might be willing to return the medalist pin and diplomas.
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Sagittarius is also a mutable sign—inclined to divide its focus among many interests—and Saturn placed here points to your matriculation of more than one topic with certificates and diplomas of various disciplines.
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A Facebook group started last week by alumni wanting to give back their Liberty diplomas grew to roughly 300 members, and the description explains that many have been concerned about Falwell's leadership for a while.
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Though diplomas and similar documents were once written by an expert hand, most have been printed en masse for centuries (Harvard started printing its in 1813) with a blank space left for the recipient's name.
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One day after President Donald Trump proposed a 2021 national budget that would effectively cut the student loan forgiveness program, Natty Light announced that it wants to rent your college diplomas in exchange for cash.
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You should hold onto marriage certificates, separation or divorce papers, birth certificates, current passports, medical records, insurance policies (for as long as they're active), wills, Social Security cards, diplomas and transcripts, adoption and custody papers.
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The lawsuits come after months of pressure from states, borrower advocates and Democratic lawmakers, who say students cannot repay the often-large debts because the schools did not give them adequate work training or diplomas.
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Putin on Saturday issued an order for Russian authorities to recognise identity documents, diplomas, birth and marriage certificates and vehicle registration plates issued in the separatist-held regions of Donetsk and Luhansk in east Ukraine.
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And in Santa Fe, Texas, Friday night more than 300 seniors receiving their high school diplomas about two weeks after a deadly mass shooting at their high school, ten people including eight students were killed.
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The university was identified last year by The Times as being merely part of a network of websites run by Axact, a Pakistan-based company that brought in millions of dollars by selling fake diplomas.
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Black workers with high school diplomas make less than white workers with the same education; the black poverty rate is higher; and the median wealth of white households is 10 times that of black households.
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While not all of those were alumni — some were journalists reporting on the protest — Georgia Hamann, one of the organizers, said a conservative estimate was 20063 people so far planning to send their diplomas back.
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Fleeing Latvia ahead of the advancing Soviet Army at the end of World War II, he made his way to Germany and enrolled in Stuttgart's technical university, where he earned diplomas in engineering and architecture.
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After they accepted their diplomas and the students filed out of the Connor Convocation Center at Thomas More College where the ceremony was held, they each delivered their speeches: first Ms. Frantz, then Mr. Bales.
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The state makes it possible for students who complete an associate degree at any of the state's 34 community or technical colleges to receive their high school diplomas as well, bypassing the G.E.D. exam altogether.
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Our final exam involved one last death-defying feat, followed by the presentation of our "diplomas": the chunks of concrete that had been smashed on our stomachs during our turns on the bed of nails.
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Grittier students are more likely to earn their diplomas, grittier teachers are more effective in the classroom, grittier soldiers are more likely to complete their training, and grittier salespeople are more likely to keep their jobs.
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Jessica Ho, of Duke University, and Mr. Fenelon calculated that smoking accounted for a third to a fifth of the gap in life expectancy between men with college degrees and men with only high school diplomas.
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A pair of students recently made an unlikely twosome as they followed each other across the stage to get their college diplomas — they weren't just classmates, but a grandmother and the granddaughter she raised graduating together.
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The plaintiffs said Wilfred targeted immigrants and lower-income people for enrollment and improperly certified loan eligibility for borrowers who lacked high school diplomas and had not taken tests to show they could "benefit" from enrolling.
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That's good news for American workers of all ages who don't have college diplomas, including young people just entering the workforce, caretakers trying to get back to the office and older people looking to change careers.
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Rather than the four-year cohort model, calculating an annual "progress toward graduation" metric for all schools would be a far more accurate measure of whether or not a school is successfully helping students earn diplomas.
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In 2158, according to a September 2159 Pew study, Democratic voters with high school diplomas or less far outnumbered Democrats with college degrees, 213-211, and the remaining 216 percent had some college but no degree.
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The district's plan lays out ambitious goals, like increasing the overall graduation rate and the number of students earning Regents diplomas, which require passing a series of state tests, by 5 percent to 10 percent annually.
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"I actually remember the driver picking things from my trash and putting them in the cab of the truck, so I imagine more of my things are in the collection than just my diplomas," she wrote.
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But he stresses he didn't drop out of college, a familiar tale from the U.S. tech industry, where the likes of Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg left school before they could collect their diplomas.
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Tom Cotton of Arkansas and David Perdue of Georgia argue the current amount of legal immigration is bloated with low-skilled labor and has contributed to the declining wages of Americans with high school diplomas or less.
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As the 22018 graduates toss their mortar boards into the air, they should be celebrating not just their new diplomas but the fact they're graduating into the best economic situation the U.S. has seen in a decade.
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As the 2018 graduates toss their mortar boards into the air, they should be celebrating not just their new diplomas but the fact they're graduating into the best economic situation the U.S. has seen in a decade.
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The PSAs, a reinvigoration of the foundation's Finish Your Diploma campaign that launched six years ago, feature the stories of eight adults who earned or are currently pursuing their high school diplomas after leaving school as teens.
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The idea — which was first announced 18 months ago — is to make use of the blockchain as a centralized ledger for storing educational information, such as degrees, diplomas, tests and more, as a kind of 'digital transcript.
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The majority of international students who come to the US for high school diplomas are wealthy, Bhandari said, with parents who pay not just tuition but also fees to recruiters and counselors who place their children abroad.
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No, the Black Panther isn't opening a science outreach facility on the Washington D.C. campus — but he is returning to the 'Mecca' and delivering the commencement address to the students crossing the stage with diplomas in hand.
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For the first time, the school will also allow transgender students graduating this week to have the name they use on their diplomas, rather than the name given to them at birth, according to the Associated Press.
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According to the report, the president of a now-defunct Florida school whom the accreditor singled out for praise in 2011 was later convicted for stealing federal financial aid, enrolling ineligible students and fabricating high school diplomas.
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The 10 inmates, wearing the university's green and black graduation regalia over their prison uniforms, received their diplomas Wednesday during a ceremony in a visitors room in the state prison, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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Edward Brooke had just given his remarks, urging the young women who were about to receive their diplomas not to protest the Vietnam War (antiwar demonstrations and sentiments were widespread at the time, particularly among young people).
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A January audit of the D.C. Public Schools reported that more than 2202 students — or one-third of the system's high school graduates last year — should not have received their diplomas, due to truancy and other problems.
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From 1990 to 2009, the percentage of births to single mothers among whites without high school diplomas grew from 21 to 2000 percent; among those who completed high school, the percentage rose from 26.6 to 2100 percent.
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In my legal practice, I represent many college students who have been accused of academic misconduct, including instances in which foreign students are accused of having fabricated transcripts and even diplomas to gain admission to US universities.
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Those who complete it are given school-issued diplomas signed by the Polish army, although they are not official army documents and a four-month training will still be required should any of the graduates wish to enlist.
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Forty-seven years later they would receive those diplomas, at a special ceremony held at Southern California&aposs Santa Anita racetrack, where numerous Japanese-American families had been housed in horse stables before being shipped to relocation camps.
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Considering this country's history, and that white Americans with high school diplomas or less often have more wealth and income than black Americans with four-year degrees, it's fair to say that this belief is grounded in reality.
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Then, keeping constant information like the applicant's driving record, address and ZIP code (the same address was used in each city), the study sought quotes for drivers who were single, held high-school diplomas and rented their homes.
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The proposed rules would also provide loan relief in cases where schools, desperate for loan dollars, were known to have falsely stated that students had high school diplomas or referred students to third parties to obtain counterfeit ones.
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Its parent company, Axact, was embroiled in a criminal investigation in 2015 after The New York Times published an article revealing that Axact was making tens of millions of dollars a year selling fake degrees and diplomas online.
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Wages for Americans with only high school diplomas have declined by 2 percent since the late 1970s, and for those who didn't finish high school, they have declined by nearly 20 percent, according to Economic Policy Institute figures.
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In Firova's case for the Beijing Games, the IOC ruled that she "has the medal, the medalist pin and the diplomas obtained in the Women's 400m and the Women's 4x400m relay withdrawn, and is ordered to return these".
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"We don't know if all the hardship and hard work we put into our studies will be rewarded, because we know more and more people who have several diplomas and master's that find themselves without work," she added.
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And their networks of contacts can earn them extra cash on the side, as passengers often must tip drivers for making the appropriate connection, be it for drugs, illegal "never used" firearms, or forged passports and college diplomas.
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At the end of the year, when the tassels were turned, our diplomas handed out, and that hole in the wall spackled, the three of us had a long ugly cry as we prepared to go our separate ways.
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If we are truly serious about raising standards, it seems to me that we must also be willing to accept, at least for the near term, a lower graduation rate, or tiered diplomas indicating various levels of academic achievement.
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The Stanford students might even be able to make out a stripped-down case that, as they allege in the body of the complaint, their Stanford diplomas will be worth less as a result of the admissions bribery revelations.
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He plans to take a G.E.D. exam as a precaution after hearing that other Landry graduates left their colleges to return to Louisiana — only to find that their Landry diplomas were not accepted at local colleges or for internships.
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Further into Transylvania, in the city of Cluj Napoca, some newly made friends working at a print shop specializing in fake IDs and custom-made college diplomas insisted it was the first ingredient for a traditional Romanian all-night party.
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Dalton also fretted that he'd be forgotten, never mind that he achieved his goals of surviving past his teen years, earning diplomas from high school and culinary school, supporting himself by working, building a relationship, buying a home and traveling.
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The biggest rewards in academic life are reserved for research rather than teaching, not least because research is easier to evaluate; and most students are willing to put up with indifferent teaching so long as they get those vital diplomas.
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In many states the strategy has been to raise standards and then lower passing scores on exit exams in order to maintain or even raise the graduation rate, which means that students who are unprepared for college are given diplomas.
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Companies like Apple have resisted efforts to diversify their board, claiming that it is an undue hardship and despite a tech talent crunch, Silicon Valley hires only half of the young black engineering grads with newly minted diplomas each year.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) in Nevada warned school administrators across the state about this last week after hearing reports that some had threatened to withhold students' diplomas and kick students off sports teams for participating in the walkout.
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While nearly all of the 2017 graduating class is free-lunch qualified, they will be walking the stage with college experience, college credits attached to their high school diplomas and eight of her classmates will be graduating with associate degrees.
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To simplify, a big part of his success comes from conjuring up an age when white men with high school diplomas could walk into a well-paid job for life, and women, black citizens, Hispanics and foreigners all knew their place.
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As Bruce Western, a Harvard sociologist, documented in his 2009 book, "Punishment and Inequality in America," many of those with criminal histories are black, particularly among the roughly 30 percent of black males who do not have high school diplomas.
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This principle explains, for example, why male peacocks advertise their quality by growing an elaborate tail, why baby birds signal their hunger with energy-intensive begging displays, and even why human job candidates advertise their quality with diplomas from elite schools.
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It's high school graduation season, a time for teens to pull wild senior pranks, prepare to burden themselves with an ungodly amount of student loan debt, and, of course, don caps and gowns, walk across the stage, and collect their diplomas.
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Several years ago, I was fortunate to have the opportunity to work with inmates seeking high school equivalency diplomas and college degrees at Bedford Hills, a women's prison in upstate New York, to enhance their literacy and critical thinking skills.
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The government insists that the clash stems from a technical dispute over the CEU's awarding of American-recognised diplomas, and not from the fact that its scholars often criticise Fidesz, or that it was founded and endowed by Mr Soros.
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The Hungarian Parliament enacted legislation requiring NGOs to register with the government and disclose foreign sources of income above a certain threshold; it passed a bill that would have stripped Central European University of the right to award diplomas in Hungary.
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But the amended law contains a provision that would most likely restrict the independence of universities that offer diplomas from countries where they do not have a campus or offer courses — a provision that would affect only Central European University.
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Through a quirk in immigration law, models, nearly half of them without high-school diplomas, are admitted on H-22011B visas, as highly skilled workers, along with scientists and computer programmers, who are required to show proof of a college degree.
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Its aim is to "see extensive documentation of the life and presidency of America's 45th president," including his tax returns from 1990 to 2017, plans of the Trump World Tower project in Moscow, and diplomas from the long-dead Trump University.
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We have simply misled our students and misled the nation by handing out high-school diplomas to those who we well know had none of the intellectual qualifications that a high-school diploma is supposed to represent—and does represent in other countries.
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But over the last 30 years, more and more "good" or steady jobs have begun to demand a post–high school diploma of some kind — and those diplomas, whether from elite private colleges or public institutions, keep getting more and more expensive.
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Kristina Ellis, author of "How To Graduate Debt-Free," suggests taking advantage of dual-enrollment high school classes (offered in partnership with local colleges), IB diplomas (International Baccalaureate), and CLEP tests (College-Level Examination Programs) to springboard you into advanced college work.
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Not only did Mr. Vautour have the rare distinction of handing each of his children their diplomas, but he was also able to pay for their nearly 18 years of schooling by collecting trash, scrubbing toilets and mopping floors while the campus slept.
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Nasyrova's also been suspected, according to a New York Post report from last March, of murdering the two owners of an apartment in Russia where she once resided, drugging and frauding men she met through dating sites, shoplifting, and forging fake diplomas and certificates.
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Now in the third year of its student debt relief campaign, the Anheuser-Busch InBev brand — also known as Natural Light — is offering up $100 to "rent" diplomas as part of a "highly classified plan" intended to raise awareness around student debt in America.
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In exchange for a permit for CEU to issue American diplomas, the key bone of contention around the school, Weber proposed an expansion of the school with technical research, using support from the Technical University of Munich, the auto giant BMW and several U.S. colleges.
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But this is America: There were as many citizens who had college diplomas as had rap sheets last year, and in parts of the nation, there are more people shipping off to jail or prison than going to two- or four-year degree programs.
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I had to submit transcripts and copies of diplomas from my undergraduate and graduate programs, copies of my tax returns for the last three years, six months' worth of paystubs, multiple versions of similar forms asking for demographic, work, residential information for different time periods.
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At the time, Buenrostro was already something of a prodigy: A child of immigrants without high school diplomas, he had attended a small liberal arts college and then worked in a lab where he helped invent a new tool for diagnosing cancer and other diseases.
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"Even though we were not able to go back and right the wrong of not getting our high school diplomas outside, here we are being honored in such a way in front of our family and friends," Mr. Salaam said from the stage, smiling broadly.
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Firova is one of six athletes who told Reuters they had yet to return Olympic medals and diplomas from the Beijing and London Games that were revoked over the last year after their samples, or those of relay teammates, tested positive for banned substances.
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"Sellers will leave one cuff link, one earring, a belt on a top shelf," said Mr. Splendore, who has happened upon false teeth left in a dishwasher, keys, keys, many keys, awards, diplomas, a wedding band and photos of family members back in the old country.
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And unlike many of his straitlaced former colleagues who display diplomas from their Ivy League law schools on their walls, McGahn went to Pennsylvania's Widener University, used to keep his hair relatively long and played in an '80s cover band, according to a Washington Post profile.
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When I first encountered Mr. Shafer in October 2017, the longtime teacher (he helped 124 dropouts get their general education diplomas last school year) had discovered that years of payments he had made were ineligible, because he was in what's known as a "graduated" repayment program.
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Many Liberty University alumni have had a problem with President Jerry Falwell Jr.'s unwavering support of President Trump for months, but Falwell's defense of the commander-in-chief following the recent violence in Charlottesville, VA has led a group of Liberty graduates to return their diplomas in protest.
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TV and the HarrisX polling company found that 2900 percent of respondents with high school diplomas but without a college degree said that they want elected officials in their area to focus on job creation, while only 220006 percent said they want more of a focus on higher wages.
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Mr. Smith at N.Y.U. and Bryson Sassau at St. John's both plan to take G.E.D. exams as a precaution after hearing that other Landry graduates left their colleges to return to Louisiana — only to find that their high school diplomas were not accepted at local colleges or for internships.
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