is this apporperit fo his grad level?
549311
Absolutely, I may be in my 40's but. When I was in high school we still had a rocket club and even the kids who weren't in the club would show up for the launches some good some not so good. It is fun and educational. I'm glad to hear that rocket making is still alive and well in schools. I have seen many from easy to very complicated, it was great fun and competition. Mostly it was guys that were in the Rocket Club, but the age range was from 9th to 12th grade. You can get pretty technical about it. Once you start, it's like any other project or hobby....ADDICTING. good for your friend I hope he does well and enjoys learning this great art. It's not as easy as it looks.
325514
A graduate of what? grammar school? doubt it...\n\nthe answer to your question is dependent on if you're talking about graduation from college then no.
726332
You can call the registrar of the university and ask them to verify that the person graduated.  It might help to tell them that you are checking references for employment.
374865
I'm not sure if you can really do that. You need to get enough credits for a Masters. He probably was in a program that was a joint Masters/PhD. As he was working for the PhD, he earned credits for a Masters and then continued on.
973818
Absolutely.  It will give you an edge over many other candidates.\n\nAs far as the utility is concerned, what do you want to do after you graduate?  That will determine your answer.
745609
The best rule of thumb is not to spell these things out. Understate the qualification and people will probably still get what you have. Overstating it can seem a bit OTT  :-)
506109
I have a story for you... Im in 11th grade now and I have a 4.19 GPA for this year. I looked at my 9th and 10th grade put together and I had a 1.6 or something like that. I was always smart just never applied myself. I applied to URI with a bunch of excellent recommendations and I wrote them an awesome essay. My chances are looking good and I plan to go for Physics. So point of the story...If youre still in school, finish strong and show some responsibility and it will pay off.
870294
You said you've recently graduated. His whole world is chaging. Give him time to get used to life out of high school. Maybe he'll come around.
419028
No, it's not.  I didn't think I'd do so well, But I ended up in the top 2% of all graduates recieving their diplomas in 2005.\n\nOne tip, don't over-analyze the questions.\n\nBest of luck.  You'll do fine.
920616
I think you should follow your heart but keep it a secret. If word gets out and things are made out to be more than what it is than he can be in serious trouble with his job. He worked really hard to become a professor and you should be as supportive and concerned as possible.
694068
Yes. Know that you will. No matter your grades before.  Is all about determination. Know that if nothing else.
436276
probably not. I cant believe that he graduated anything.
1137279
your'e on the right track, thumbs up! sounds like you have really thought this thing out, and it sounds like you're really mature. i think it sounds great! good luck homeboy!
38760
hmmm...june 2006.  sounds like he needs to graduate from somewhere, perhaps?  or be released (hopefully not)?  \n\nor maybe he just wants to get his life in order before he meets someone whom he cares about.\n\nif you've known him for two years, you should be fine asking him for his reasons for waiting until june, and if he truly cares about you, he'll give you an honest answer.\n\n//
130680
YES, and stay your course.Work hard to finish school and don't let that piece of s%#t make you feel guilty for anything you have done. Don't let someone like him drag you down. Its gonna be rough for a while, but you definitely don't need anybody to make things harder. Hang in there, it will be worth it.
1066757
Yes and no, yes in the fact that if he can handle the course work he will be ahead of the curve when it comes time to go to college (meaning he'll be on track to take AP-calc), and if he can do well on the AP test then he will have a better chance, over someone with the exact same application less the AP test score.\nThe no being that it works up the assumtion of getting a 3-5 on the AP test, and he does well in the advanced track
1114104
Yeah, everything is possible in the United States. All u need is enough proof of High school completion. Let him just make sure he doesn't loose his focus in college. i bet u he's gonna have a hard time at the beginning but his brains are gonna get him into any student group he wants to join. Students turn to associate more with really intelligent students like him. Good luck Pal.