#Acceptance Rate

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University of Southern California (USC) Acceptance Rate,

University of Southern California (USC) Acceptance Rate,

University of Southern California (USC) Acceptance Rate, GPA, and Requirements Public domain photo by University of Southern California via Wikimedia Commons Do you have a dream of becoming a student at the University of Southern California? If yes, then, you have made the right choice. In that case, you need to read through this all-important article to get all the necessary information that…

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Top 10 Ivy League Schools & Acceptance Rates

Here is the list with more details for each online Ivy League and top school:

Penn LPS Online

Description: Online bachelor's and master's degrees from Ivy League Penn.

Types: Bachelors, Masters, Certificates

Acceptance rate: 46%

Get accepted: Strong grades, test scores, recommendations. Quality application essays.

Financial aid: Yes, need-based aid available.

Link: https://lps.upenn.edu/programs

Columbia University EPIC

Description: Online courses and certificates from Columbia.

Types: Certificates, Courses

Acceptance rate: N/A

Get accepted: Open enrollment, just register and pay tuition.

Financial aid: No financial aid available.

Link: https://epic.columbia.edu/

Harvard Extension School

Description: Harvard online courses and degree programs.

Types: Bachelor's, Master's, Certificates, Courses

Acceptance rate: 96%

Get accepted: Open enrollment, just apply online.

Financial aid: Limited aid, mostly private student loans.

Link: https://extension.harvard.edu/

Yale Online

Description: Yale online bachelor's and master's degrees.

Types: Bachelors, Masters

Acceptance rate: 20%

Get accepted: Strong prior academics preferred. Competitive essays.

Financial aid: Available based on eligibility and need.

Link: https://online.yale.edu/

Cornell eCornell

Description: Cornell professional certificates and some degrees online.

Types: Certificates, Courses, some degrees

Acceptance rate: Varies by program

Get accepted: Apply online, requirements vary by program.

Financial aid: No financial aid offered.

Link: https://ecornell.cornell.edu/certificates/

Brown PATH

Description: Brown online courses and certificates.

Types: Certificates, Courses

Acceptance rate: Varies

Get accepted: Open enrollment, just apply and register online.

Financial aid: No financial aid available.

Link: https://professional.brown.edu/programs

Dartmouth Online

Description: Select Dartmouth online bachelor's programs.

Types: Bachelors

Acceptance rate: 7%

Get accepted: Strong high school grades and test scores. Essays and interviews.

Financial aid: Aid available based on eligibility and need.

Link: https://online.dartmouth.edu/

Princeton Lifelong Learning

Description: Princeton online courses and certificates.

Types: Certificates, Courses

Acceptance rate: Open enrollment

Get accepted: Just apply and enroll online.

Financial aid: No financial aid offered.

Link: https://lifelonglearning.princeton.edu/

MITx courses

Description: Free online MIT courses and MicroMasters.

Types: Courses, MicroMasters, Certificates

Acceptance rate: Open enrollment

Get accepted: Just enroll online.

Financial aid: Verified certificates available for fee.

Link: https://micromasters.mit.edu/

Johns Hopkins Online

Description: Undergrad and grad degrees, certificates online.

Types: Bachelors, Masters, Certificates

Acceptance rate: Varies by program

Get accepted: Competitive applications, meet program requirements.

Financial aid: Available for qualified students.

Link: https://online.jhu.edu/

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likes to charge my abstract getting accepted so i can write this chapter for a new collection about bob dylan that i submitted to on a complete whim

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Simple skin & accent tutorial!

I'm only familiar with making accents in CSP so some of the things you see here might be program specific, but for the most part it should be generally applicable.

Okay with that being said, here's a very basic tutorial, under a readmore because it got long (image heavy)

Assuming you already know roughly what you want to make and what breed pose you want to make it on, go to the custom skins page on the sidebar then download PSDs. For this step I'm choosing coatl F!

It should download automatically, the file will be compressed (zipped). I normally just open the folder and move the top file (without elements_friendly) to my accents folder to access it from my art program:

Open your preferred art program and open the file! It is a PSD file so it should be compatible with most art programs. When you open it, everything should look like this:

The layers probably look complicated, and it isn't super clear where you can and can't draw- but I promise it will get easier to understand! Before I even start drawing I do two things: I resize the image (changing the image resolution) to 700px by 700px. This means the image the resize better later on when I need to downscale it to 350px by 350px. Next, I make a new folder under both the existing folders with a single, full white layer in it. And set everything in "Through Skin Parts" to 50% opacity.

Lastly, put the bottom two folders completely out of your mind, we won't be touching them at all. The only folder that matters is "Through Accent Parts". As I'm drawing the accent itself, I make the lines and shadows layer invisible because they can just be distracting, like this:

That layer beneath both lines and shadows layers? The one labelled "Accent Goes Here"? That's where you draw, and you can make more layers to draw more on later. For now you can sketch your design on that layer. Here's my sketch for my skin Strawberry Pavlova:

It's pretty rough at the moment so I want to add another layer to draw my clean line art on, in CSP this means just adding another layer and turning off clipping which automatically applies as the layers above it have clipping turned on. When that's done it should look like this:

(You can absolutely use more layers for lining if that's what you prefer!)

Next is adding colour. An important thing to note for this step is to avoid using colours that are very close to black, and to avoid using black altogether. This is against skin and accent rules as you need lines and shadows to remain visible over your design, and very dark colours make this a lot harder!

When I typically colour my skins and accents I will separate out design elements (so for example all plants on one layer, all blue cloth into another layer, all jewellery on another, etc etc.) into different layers- this is purely to make recolouring easier and isn't necessary. In this case I didn't have my colours separated out as I had no intention of recolouring this skin! This is what this skin looked like when I was finished colouring:

Now I just need to do some final finishing polish on the design! For this one it involves adding a bit of pink transparent colour behind the strawberries, adding pale transparent colour under my lace and of course- adding sparkles! One of the final things I do is recolour my own line art to a red-pink colour (in this case I had it set to multiply as well- but this isn't needed!) this takes some of the harsh edges out of the accent and make the design feel more cohesive imo!

And the design is finished! The final step before we can submit this is a big one! We have to change the lines and shadows that we've been ignoring this whole time. For this I flatten all the art work into one layer, like this:

Why do we have to change the lines and shadows? Well...

The default shadows are pretty high opacity and very grey, they cover up my accent and make the details harder to see. And the default line art is black. You can edit these layers to make them much nicer. You can edit them manually- making sure to lock transparent pixels so you don't edit the coverage of the lines and shadows. Or you can do this: (You can ignore this next part if you're finding it overwhelming) Duplicate your accent design twice (so you have three layers with it on total), set both your lines and shadows layers to normal and unclip them. Your layers will look like this:

Ignore what the accent looks like for now. Next move the copied layers so one is above the lines and one is above the shadows, keeping only one in the original position. And then clip these duplicated accent layers to the layers directly beneath them, it will look like this:

Merge the accent copy layers with its corresponding lines or shadows layer, you should still have 3 separate layers when you're done: The lines, the shadows and your original accent design. Like this:

Then clip both of the lines and shadows onto your accent design layer and set both lines and shadows layers to multiply. Like this:

If you've done it all correctly your accent should now look like this:

This is a lot better than the default lines and shadows already! It's pretty dark in spots and my lines are definitely too light in other places though. So next I usually start by setting my shadows layer to 50% opacity and then going over both lines and shadows layers manually recolouring the lighter parts to a darker colour so they are visible on top of my final design. When you downscale your art to submit it, lines and shadows that were super obvious suddenly vanish- so don't be afraid to downscale it and keep editing the lines and shadows.

Here's what the final product, downscaled to 350 pixels, looks like:

This got accepted first try by skin mods (just in time for valentines!) Important things to note: places where my design is less opaque the lines and shadows are also less visible, this is completely fine! You don't have to fix this. Lines should always be visibly darker than the shadows they're on top of, this means sometimes they will have to be black to get them to show up or you may even have to make your accent underneath lighter to get everything to conform to the rules! Lastly, lines and shadows are subjective and you may end up getting rejected a few times before they're to skin mods liking. Its one of the harder parts of skin making and you won't always get it right.

Community feedback is your best friend, don't create in a vacuum! Go join discord servers where other people are making accents too, ask for help! Now go forth and make!

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Michigan State University Acceptance Rate, GPA, Requirements

Michigan State University Acceptance Rate, GPA, Requirements

Do you wish to become a student at Michigan University? If yes, then you should consider reading this article. This article has relevant tips which will guide you in your admission process. In that case, you should read with keen interest for you to get all the info. As the best land-grant college in the state, Michigan State University was founded in 1855. Seven years later, the university added…

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I said it once and i'll say it again the sooner the queer community drops the idea of the straight Boogeyman the better off we will all be. The sooner y'all accept that straight people can also be queer the easier it becomes to accept identities you don't understand.

Straight and queer are not opposite. They aren't contradictory. They aren't mutually exclusive. If you can accept that cis people can still be queer then straight people can to.

Straight trans people exist. Straight aspecs exist. They are all still queer. Grow the fuck up and get over it instead of throwing a fit because things are not about you.

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