#average college experience /j

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COMMISSION INFO!! PLEASE READ!! SORRY!!

All payments done via Paypal, I try to price things what I believe to be fairly, I don't have many examples because I only drew one thing so far this month oops

Icon - $5 base (single character simple background), + $2 for two characters, + $3 for detailed background, $10 max cost. Square canvas

I don't divide based on how much is being drawn so the next two are based on personal preference

Simple drawing- $10 base (single character simple background), I'm talkin' more basic stuff, no detailed props, just a guy vibing, + $5 for two characters, + $5 for detailed background (I should specify that the average background isn't just a white canvas but instead a lazy attempt at a scene, max cost would be $20

Complex drawing - $15 base (single character simple background), this is your action shots, your vending machines that take you 20 days to complete drawing (do ask), more dynamic poses and all that. + $10 added character (complex) vs. + $5 added character (simple) difference is one can join in the fun the other gets to stand on the sidelines shouting you go girl or something, detailed background is + $10 for all my vending machine related troubles (don't ever make me draw another one). Max cost $35 but in my defense I'm pretty good at drawing backgrounds

Refs - $20 base with front, side, and back angles included, + $5 for silly doodles, + $5 if you want me to explain your ocs lore in a paragraph, at most $30, if you just want like a front look it's $10

Note that I will draw; Ship art, gore/violence, original characters, animals and/or pokemon, and any sort of fictional character so long as the design isn't sexualized because I am 16

I will not draw; Nsfw, anthro (I just don't have the experience), vending machines unless you tip /j, super detailed mechs, and anything I deem offensive

Non human characters (animals/pokemon) are priced the same as people cuz I have more experience drawing humans, also everything will have dynamic lighting because I like doing dynamic lighting

I reserve the right to refuse any client and also please be patient I am one guy and I'm currently attending community college as a dual enrollment thing so I'm kinda busy, I work as fast as I can though, images will be watermarked until payment is received, tips appreciated but not necessary as I believe I've valued my work efficiently

Here are the two examples of of my art style I have

One took a night the other took 25 days but I promise so long as there's no vending machines I will not take 25 days thank you please consider supporting me I'm just a little guy

New example!!

[samuelfarnsworthreal]

having autism and your hyperfixations being historical fiction and art history is so difficult when you're poor living on an island because the only thing i can think about constantly is that i NEED to be in amherst or sleepy hollow right now and forever and that it's not okay because it's all i can think of. also i quite like run on sentences. i like to talk can you tell?

also like anytime someone asks me if i can go anywhere in the world they expect something cool like london or iceland or something. but nope. massachusetts!!!

"if you could go any where in the world with no restrictions and have a luxury visit where would you go?"

"amherst"

"what??"

"or sleepy hollow"

"but like you can go anywhere you want for free and have everything you want"

"amherst or sleepy hollow."

"new york city???"

"SLEEPY HOLLOW"

like i just need to breathe the history and experience new things but it's only appealing if it's related to a special interest or hyperfixation. like yeah bali is cool but id be so lost there. i have the city of amherst almost memorized. i know all the spots in sleepy hollow. i know average commute and hostel prices in both places.

yeah it's a more urbanized, highly technically advanced, and geographically different from the specific times i fixate on but it's the ROOTS. it's the culture it's the home it's the history. people lived and died in these places and there's a story.

also i haven't been on the mainland since i was 5. i was born in arizona but to connect with my culture my family moved us to Hawai'i and due to financial difficulty ive not been able to visit anywhere on the mainland so the only life i know and experience is the one i have here.

don't know WHY i needed to write all of this but i did. it was supposed to be a short silly text post but i feel overly passionate about these places and then i gave you my life story.

it would just be so interesting for me to be in a place where i know the backgrounds of it. i know of the stories and people who lived there. heavy on amherst, i want to see where emily dickinson was brought up. i want to visit her home- turned museum + austin and sues house adjacent, i want to visit amherst college and possibly even attend if it truly piques my interest. etc

i am so so so so passionate about these things. born to be rich and travel the world forced to be born in poverty and stay in one place </3

i just think people take this planet so for granted it's crazy to me. i NEED to see what's out there. there's centuries of history everywhere and i want to explore everything and understand how people may have once lived before me and how it's transformed to the way it is today. need a rich person to sponsor my trip to amherst and sleepy hollow (/j)

don't know WHO is reading this but i felt the need to share. anyway. if you're reading this give me some historical fictions to check out along with places to look into👯‍♀️👯‍♀️

[lifeintheneurolane]

My daily neurodivergent journal/diary

Hi lovely people of Tumblr! I'm J and I am an autistic ADHD'er. I have been diagnosed with AD(h)D since December 2023 and have been diagnosed with autism for about a month. Recently I have been keeping a diary/journal because I noticed I had a lot of recurring negative thoughts and I also wanted to keep track of my emotions for my therapy sessions (bc I always forget what I felt during the week I don't see my therapist). I have personally found that reading others experiences helped me a lot because; 1. I found a lot of recognition. 2. I could compare how symptoms presented in others with ADHD/Autism. 3. I have a new hyperfyxation and want to know everything there is to know about neurodivergence lol. I also like to write in my diary as if im writing a book or to an audience so there's that. So if any of these (or something else ofc) applies to you; welcome to my blog!

But before I start I thought I would share my story for anyone that's interested.

For as long as I could possibly remember (doesn't say a lot) I have felt extremely different from everyone else around me. I would overthink things, even as a little girl. I remember as a little girl people would always tell me "J it doesn't matter, stop overthinking and do it". Funny thing that is, because when I graduated flight attendant school two years ago they gave me a note along with my 100% exam score that said: "Stop thinking, just do". As you can tell, this has followed me my entire life. My head has been full of thoughts and music and movie sentences & so so much more. When I learned that this wasn't normal, things were already falling into place for me a bit. I don't belong here, in this society, surrounded by these people. But hey I was a kid! what do I know?

Having these thoughts I went through my teenage years, trough high school and college (imagine dramatic DUNDUNDUN sounds right here). I always felt like I was in a social hell. Honestly, the learning didn't even bother me (don't get me started on homework tho). It was just the social interactions of walking to class, having lunch, passing people in hallways, working in groups (I think you get it now). I had very bad anxiety but wouldn't let anyone know, especially growing up in a household that hates therapists (bc they blamed them lol). Let me sum up my time in highschool and college real quick; problems concentrating,procastinating,close group of friends, always late, almost expelled bc of my low attendance, low/average grades on normal tests but absolutely excelled on exams, could have a high degree but couldn't be arsed so went for average. How do I have 2 diplomas you ask? no clue except for I was kinda sorta smart except for the fact im not smart but just hyper fixated the night before every exam :)

Soo after all of that I became a flight attendant at 19 yrs old, and absolutely hated every second of it. Oh, don't even get me started on the extreme sensory overload. I did have a lot of bad experiences with colleagues so maybe im a little spooked by that, but overall 1/10 experience. The initial training summed up: almost got kicked out bc I was late 2 times (which was the limit), trouble making friends bc I thought no one liked me, extreme insecurities because of multiple exams, I arrived sweaty and anxious every morning, almost got kicked out because I was tired a lot and almost fell asleep, I couldn't concentrate on the 10/12h lectures, I couldn't concentrate because my heels were killing my feet, the clothing & so much makeup annoyed me. Honestly I could go on but I think this sums up my time because the training only lasted 2 weeks ;)

I flew for 9 months and most of the things above were the same during that time. I arrived sweaty every morning because I had so much stress. Before every flight they ask you safety questions & I had to learn every morning all over again because I kept forgetting everything & all the tiny details. Also the social aspect was so horrifying for me, every flight there was an entire new crew so there was excruciatingly much small talk (which Im not very good at). I think I called in sick 12 times because of sleep trouble, I felt sick, I felt stressed out, I just couldn't handle it. Everyone around me was so proud of me, until the end of my summer contract and I didn't go back. I don't think ive ever felt as much disappointment towards me as when I told my family I didn't like being a FA and basically wasted four years of my life going to flight attendant school (college).

After all that bull# I became a receptionist, I welcomed important business partners at the head office of T-Mobile. I did a lot of administrative tasks and social stuff (I did it to myself atp). And guys you'll never guess what!? I absolutely hated my time there. I did have a great colleague but for some reason I always felt she wasn't being genuine with me. She loved shopping and so did I (a lil too much) and together we would shop online, and this is where my neuro journey starts.

I started shopping so much until I had no money left, but I still needed to shop. I had such an extreme urge to shop anything I would know give me a good feeling. I started buying stuff with apps like Klarna and Afterpay to the point it was impossible for me to pay on the deadlines. I will sum it up bc im not ready to share the entire story yet, but best believe I was in a loooot of trouble and this was also when the worst year of my life would start. I went to a clinic for addiction ad had weekly talks with a therapist. We found out very quickly that something else was going on, something that caused my shopping addiction. So the psychiatrist there got involved, initially they thought of ASD but me and my stupid prejudices wouldn't have it. A week after that conversation with the psychiatrist he tested me for ADHD and dingdingding! There it was, and almost a perfect score might I add. Finally I had a reason for being so.. me. I started doing research and reading books which helped me feel a lot of recognition. Still, something didn't entirely feel right. They couldn't start medications because I was there for addiction initially so I had to wait until I could go to a psychiatrist (waitlists here in Europe are a nightmare).

In January this year I stopped going to the clinic and got prescriptions for my medications from my gp/doctor. I tried 2 types of meds but still, there was this part of me that said "what now?, nothing has changed yet.. is it ever going to?" something still felt missing. In March I had my first appointment with my new and current therapist. I was so extremely nervous because I honestly didn't even know what exactly I needed help with. I just felt lost and wanted to fix my life again. I started telling my entire story to this new therapist and immediately I felt he understood me. I told him about my former therapist and psychiatrist's initial thoughts of ASD and he said we could see if there was any reason for looking into ASD if I felt comfortable with that. I told him I was, even though it freaked me out but I wanted/needed to know. So he gave me two forms to fill out which were general questions to figure out if there was even any reason to think about ASD. I emailed him the forms so he would have an answer by the time we would meet again. Sure enough, when we met a week later he told me there was indeed reason to start a ASD diagnosis interview because I scored in all aspects. So we did do a interview and a week or so after that I was officially diagnosed with Autism. During the entire week after the interview I couldn't get out of the house. I was afraid to tell my parents but I did anyway, and my mom's reaction was "surely you don't have it, I know so many autistic people and you are not like them". Well mom, how wrong you were. This entire month has been such a rollercoaster of emotions. I am now an autistic woman with ADHD, yay?. It makes lots of sense now, but in the beginning I kept picturing this 8 year old autistic boy that was in my class, who kept trying to fight me because I thought I was Travis Barker drumming on my table. The boy who wore big bright red headphones and would sit in a corner, facing the wall and rocking so fast it gave me the creeps. The boy who would fight and scream and no one liked. That wasn't me, it couldn't be, it can't be. After doing my research I found out this indeed was't me, but autism presents different in everyone. Especially after reading Ellie Middleton's (love her so much) unmasked I finally understood myself. I'm not yet at that phase of acceptance because yes I have autism and that's why people think im weird sometimes, im just wired differently. It just still doesn't take away the fact im still weird and an outcast. I don't relate to a lot of other autistic people, I don't relate to most neurotypicals, so what do I do now?

I guess that's why I started this blog. I want to find out and when I finally get to that point of acceptance, or at least contempt, I can look back at how I got where I am at that point.

If anyone has any tips or anything feel free to message me or comment under my posts. This is a judgement free zone but if I said something wrong please feel free to correct me and educate me if needed :) Also if anyone ever wants to talk, im here! I may not be good at social stuff but if you made it to here, you'll know why.

Love & hugs,

J

[oliviaphleb]

Kickstart Your Career: Top Phlebotomy Technician Classes for Future Health Professionals

Kickstart Your ⁤Career: Top Phlebotomy Technician⁣ Classes⁤ for ⁤Future ‌Health Professionals

Are ‌you looking to jumpstart‌ your⁤ career in healthcare? The demand for⁣ skilled phlebotomy technicians is on the rise, making this an‌ excellent opportunity for aspiring ⁤health ​professionals. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore some of the best ⁣phlebotomy technician classes available, ‌their benefits, and practical tips to help you choose the right path​ for your future.

Why Choose a Career in Phlebotomy?

Phlebotomy, the practice of drawing⁣ blood for tests, transfusions, or donations, is‌ a critical function in the healthcare‌ system. Here are a few reasons why choosing‌ a career in⁤ phlebotomy might be right ⁣for you:

High ‍Demand: The healthcare ‌industry is growing, ​and with‍ it, the need for trained phlebotomy professionals.

Short Training Duration: Many‍ programs​ can ⁤be completed in ​just a few months, allowing you to enter the workforce⁢ quickly.

Flexible​ Job ​Options: Phlebotomists ​can work in‍ various settings, including hospitals, clinics, and‌ laboratories.

Competitive Salary: The average annual salary for ‍phlebotomists ⁤is competitive, with opportunities for advancement in related fields.

Top Phlebotomy Technician‍ Classes

Here’s a ‌selection of some of the best phlebotomy technician classes available​ nationwide. These programs are highly rated for⁤ their comprehensive curriculum and‌ hands-on training opportunities.

School/Organization

Duration

Location

Cost

Learn Direct

4-6 Weeks

Online

$599

American Red‍ Cross

1 Week

Multiple Locations

$725

CareerStep

4 Months

Online

$1,995

Community Colleges

1 Semester

Local

$1,200

Key ​Features⁣ to Look for in Phlebotomy Programs

When considering phlebotomy classes, ‌look for the following features to ensure you receive a quality education:

Accreditation: Verify⁤ that⁢ the program is accredited by a recognized ‍body to ensure it meets industry ⁣standards.

Hands-On Training: Look for programs that offer practical experience ‍in a clinical setting.

Job Placement Assistance: Many reputable‍ programs offer⁤ support in finding job placement after graduation.

Comprehensive Curriculum: Ensure ‌that the⁣ course covers essential topics such as⁤ anatomy, infection control, and patient interaction.

Benefits of⁤ Phlebotomy Technician Classes

Investing in ‌phlebotomy ​technician classes has ⁣numerous benefits:

Gain Essential Skills

Courses provide hands-on training allowing you to practice ‌blood draws and learn‌ patient care techniques.

Network Opportunities

Participating in classes can connect⁢ you with industry professionals and fellow students,⁣ expanding‌ your professional‌ network.

Certification Preparation

Most training programs prepare students for national certification exams, bolstering their qualifications in the job market.

First-Hand Experiences: Testimonials from ‍Recent Graduates

Here are a couple of ‍testimonials from recent phlebotomy graduates:

Sarah J., Certified Phlebotomist: “My ‍experience at ‍Learn Direct ⁢was excellent! The instructors were knowledgeable,⁤ and I felt well-prepared for the certification exam.”

-⁣ Sarah ⁢J., 2023‌ Graduate

Mark T., Phlebotomist: ‌ “I loved the hands-on training provided by the American Red​ Cross. It gave ‍me ​the confidence I needed to start my career!”

– Mark T.,‌ 2023 ⁤Graduate

Practical Tips ‌for Choosing the​ Right Program

To make​ the best decision regarding your phlebotomy education, consider the following ‌tips:

Research⁣ Reviews: Look ​for reviews and testimonials‍ from alumni ⁤to gauge the quality of ‌the program.

Visit the Campus: If possible, visit the campus⁢ and meet instructors to get a feel for the learning environment.

Ask Questions: Don’t hesitate to ask about ‌accreditation, job placement rates, and available resources.

Explore Financing Options: Inquire about financial ⁢aid or payment plans to ease the burden of tuition costs.

Conclusion

Becoming a phlebotomy technician can be a rewarding career choice, offering job‌ security and growth in the healthcare field.⁣ By⁣ choosing one‍ of the top phlebotomy⁣ technician classes, you’ll be well on your way to building a lucrative ⁣career. Remember to ⁢consider your options carefully, as the right training ​can set⁣ the foundation ‌for your success in ⁣the demanding yet ‌fulfilling world of ‌healthcare.

Are you ready to kickstart⁤ your phlebotomy career? Explore your options‍ today, and take ⁤the‌ first step⁤ toward a brighter future in health!

https://phlebotomytechnicianschools.org/kickstart-your-career-top-phlebotomy-technician-classes-for-future-health-professionals/

[allcnaprograms]

Open Your Healthcare Career: Top Benefits of Ivy Tech CNA Classes

Unlock Your Healthcare Career: Top Benefits of Ivy Tech CNA Classes

Are you considering a career‌ in healthcare? The need for certified⁣ nursing assistants (CNAs) is on the rise, making this⁢ an‍ excellent time to step into⁤ this rewarding⁤ profession.⁤ Completing a CNA program is often the first step toward a fulfilling healthcare career. Among the various options available, Ivy Tech Community College offers robust CNA ⁤classes ‌that equip‌ you with‍ essential skills ⁢and knowledge. In⁤ this article, we will explore the top benefits of enrolling in Ivy Tech ⁢CNA ⁢classes and how they can unlock your healthcare career.

Why Choose Ivy Tech for CNA Training?

Ivy Tech Community College is​ one⁤ of ‌Indiana’s largest public⁣ higher education ⁣institutions. Its CNA program‌ is tailored to ensure students receive quality⁤ education, hands-on training, and‍ the ⁣support they need to succeed in their healthcare career.

Top Benefits of Ivy Tech CNA⁢ Classes

1. Comprehensive Curriculum

The Ivy Tech ‍CNA program covers ⁣a wide range of essential topics, ensuring that you are ‌well-prepared for your ⁢career‍ in healthcare.‌ Key areas include:

Clinical Skills: Learn ​vital ⁣procedures‌ such as patient ‌care, hygiene, ​and vital signs monitoring.

Communication: Develop skills necessary for interacting effectively with patients and‍ healthcare staff.

Patient⁢ Safety: Understand the principles and‌ practices to ensure patient safety in various healthcare⁣ settings.

2. State Certification and Job Placement

Upon successful‍ completion of⁣ the program, graduates are eligible‌ to sit for the state certification exam, elevating⁢ their⁢ employability. Most graduates find job placements quickly due to:

Strong Partnerships: Ivy⁢ Tech has established connections with⁢ local hospitals and healthcare facilities.

Job Fairs: Regular career fairs are held, giving students direct access to potential employers.

3. Flexible Class Schedules

Ivy Tech offers flexible scheduling options, allowing students to‌ balance⁣ their ‌studies with work or other commitments. Options include:

Day Classes

Evening Classes

Online⁤ Classes

4. Experienced Instructors

The faculty at Ivy Tech consists of ‍experienced⁢ healthcare professionals who provide valuable ⁢insights and mentorship. This‍ direct interaction enhances learning⁣ and offers students:

Real-World Experience: Instructors share practical knowledge from their own careers.

Personalized Support: ⁣ Students receive guidance tailored to their⁤ individual needs.

5. Affordable Tuition Rates

Ivy ⁣Tech Community College is known for its competitive tuition rates, making it more accessible for students. Additionally, financial aid options and scholarships are available, helping to alleviate the burden on students. ‌Here’s a quick ⁣comparison of costs:

Institution

Average Tuition

Financial Aid Options

Ivy​ Tech

$1,500

Yes

Other Community Colleges

$2,000 -⁣ $3,000

Limited

6. Hands-On​ Training Opportunities

The⁣ Ivy Tech CNA program emphasizes practical training, allowing students to gain hands-on experience in real-world clinical settings. This is critical for developing the confidence and skills needed in patient⁤ care.

What Graduates Say: First-Hand Experiences

Many Ivy Tech graduates have gone on to pursue ​fulfilling ⁣careers in healthcare. Here’s what some⁢ of them have to say about their experiences:

“Ivy Tech’s CNA program prepared me well for the workforce. The hands-on training made a⁤ huge difference ‌in my confidence level when I⁢ started working.” – Sarah J., CNA

“The instructors were ​incredibly supportive and shared⁤ their real-life⁢ experiences, ⁤which‍ helped me understand what to expect.” – Mark L., CNA

Practical Tips for Success ‌in Your CNA Journey

To maximize your success in the Ivy Tech CNA ⁢program and ‌your future career, consider the following‍ tips:

Stay Organized: Keep track of‍ your classes, assignments, and clinical hours.

Network: Form connections with classmates and instructors;​ you never ⁢know when these relationships‌ may lead to​ job opportunities.

Be Proactive: ⁢Seek​ out additional ⁣resources, such⁤ as ⁢tutoring or workshops, ⁢to enhance your⁣ skills.

Conclusion

The demand for ‌certified nursing assistants continues to grow, making now the perfect time to launch your career. Ivy Tech Community College offers a comprehensive and affordable CNA program ‌that ⁢equips ‌you with the⁢ necessary skills and training to thrive in the ⁢healthcare industry. ⁤From experienced instructors to flexible class ⁢schedules, Ivy Tech provides all the⁣ support you need ​to unlock your⁤ healthcare career. Don’t miss ⁣the opportunity to embark‍ on a fulfilling and stable career path as a certified nursing assistant!

Are​ you ready to take the next step in your‌ healthcare⁣ career? Enroll in Ivy Tech’s‌ CNA program today ​and secure your future in this growing field!

https://allcnaprograms.com/open-your-healthcare-career-top-benefits-of-ivy-tech-cna-classes/

[stephleb]

Open Your Future: A Step-by-Step Guide to Obtaining Your Utah CNA License

Unlock Your‍ Future: A Step-by-Step Guide to Obtaining Your Utah CNA License

If you’re looking for a rewarding career in ⁣healthcare, becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) in ​Utah can be⁤ an excellent⁣ choice. As a CNA, you’ll play a vital role in providing care to patients and supporting the healthcare team. This article ‌will guide you through the process of obtaining your Utah CNA license, highlighting the essential steps, benefits, practical tips, and ‍real-world experiences to help you⁢ unlock your future!

The Importance of a CNA License in Utah

Before ‍diving into the⁤ steps,⁤ it’s worth understanding why ⁤a ⁣CNA ⁤license⁣ is ​essential:

Job Opportunities: Utah’s healthcare sector is growing, creating numerous job ‌openings⁣ for CNAs.

Foundation for Nursing Careers: A CNA certification can open the ​door to further nursing ⁢education and advanced roles.

Job Security: With an ⁣aging population,⁢ the demand for ​healthcare services will continue to ⁢rise.

Step-by-Step Guide to Obtain Your Utah CNA License

Step 1: Meet Basic ‍Requirements

Before you start ​the application process, ensure you meet ‌the following ⁢basic requirements:

You must be ‌at least 16 years old.

A high school diploma or GED is recommended.

You ⁤must ⁤pass ⁢a criminal⁢ background check.

Step 2: Enroll‌ in a‌ State-Approved CNA Training Program

To be eligible for the licensing exam, you must complete a⁤ state-approved CNA training program. Here are some options to consider:

Community Colleges

Technical Schools

Online Programs (with hands-on components)

Step ⁤3: Complete Your CNA Training

Your training program will typically include:

Classroom instruction (usually around 75 hours)

Hands-on clinical experience (around 100 hours)

Step 4: Pass the CNA Certification Exam

Once you have finished your ⁢training, ⁣you will need to pass ⁣the CNA certification exam, which consists of two components:

Written Test: ​Covers necessary knowledge you’ll need on the job.

Skills Test: Demonstrates your ability to perform basic nursing skills.

Step 5: Apply for Your CNA License

After passing the exam,‍ it’s time to apply for your CNA license.

Complete the CNA application form.

Submit ‍a copy of your exam ⁣results.

Provide proof of completion of your training program.

Pay the application fee as directed.

Benefits of Becoming a CNA in Utah

Working as a CNA⁣ comes with numerous benefits:

Flexible Schedules: ⁣ Opportunities for both⁤ full-time and part-time work.

Competitive Salary: The average salary for a CNA in Utah is competitive compared to national averages.

Emotional Reward: ​ Make a difference in the⁢ lives of patients.

Practical⁤ Tips for Aspiring‌ CNAs

Here are some practical tips‍ to ‍help you succeed:

Stay Organized: Keep track​ of all your training and exam dates.

Practice‌ Skills: Utilize practice exams and mock⁢ skills tests.

Network: Connect with other students ‌and professionals in the field.

Real Experiences: A Case Study

Let’s take a look ⁢at a real-life testimonial from Sarah, a recent CNA⁢ graduate:

​ ⁢ ⁣ “I decided to become a CNA‌ after volunteering at a‌ local retirement home. The ⁢experience⁢ was incredibly ⁢impactful. The ⁤classes challenged me, but I found ​the support from instructors invaluable. Now, I have‌ a fulfilling job, and every day brings new learning opportunities!” – Sarah J., CNA

Conclusion

Obtaining your CNA license in Utah can be a life-changing step toward a rewarding career in healthcare. By following ​this step-by-step⁢ guide, you can navigate the​ process with confidence. Remember to take ⁣advantage of⁤ resources available to you and connect with those in the ‍field, as they ‌can provide invaluable ‍support ⁢and‍ mentorship. Unlock your future today—start ‍your journey to becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant!

https://cnatrainingcentral.com/open-your-future-a-step-by-step-guide-to-obtaining-your-utah-cna-license/

[marylcna]

Open Your Future: Essential Guide to CNA Training in Buffalo, NY

Unlock Your Future: Essential Guide to CNA Training in Buffalo, NY

Embarking on a career as a Certified Nursing ‍Assistant (CNA) can offer immense rewards and opportunities. In Buffalo, NY, aspiring CNAs have access to a variety of ‍training programs designed to equip them with the‌ necessary skills and knowledge. This essential guide will ‍explore the ins and outs of CNA training in Buffalo, NY, including program options, benefits, practical ⁣tips, and more.

Understanding​ the Role of a CNA

A CNA plays a critical role in the healthcare system. They provide direct patient care, assist with daily living activities, and support nursing ⁣staff. The demand for CNAs in Buffalo ⁣and beyond continues to grow, making‌ it a viable career choice for those entering the healthcare field.

Why Choose CNA Training in Buffalo, NY?

Strong Job Market: Buffalo has a rising demand for CNAs due to ⁣its aging population.

Affordable Training Options: Numerous community colleges and vocational schools ⁣provide accessible training programs.

Short Training Duration: Most CNA programs can be completed in a few weeks to a few months.

Types⁢ of CNA Training ‌Programs⁢ in Buffalo

In Buffalo, ​aspiring CNAs‌ can choose from ⁤several training options:

Training ​Program

Duration

Cost

Community College Program

6-8⁣ weeks

$800-$1,200

Vocational School Program

4-12 weeks

$600-$1,500

Online Courses with Hands-On Training

Varies

$500-$1,000

Steps to Becoming a CNA in Buffalo, NY

Research Programs: Explore various⁤ training programs that fit your schedule and budget.

Meet Prerequisites: Ensure you meet the age and ‍educational requirements.

Complete Training: Enroll and successfully complete your chosen ‌CNA‍ program.

Pass the State⁣ Exam: After training, pass the New​ York State CNA exam to obtain certification.

Seek Employment: ⁤Apply for CNA positions in healthcare facilities across ​Buffalo.

Benefits of Pursuing CNA Training

Becoming a CNA comes with numerous benefits, including:

Job Security: The healthcare sector consistently requires certified professionals.

Career Advancement Opportunities: CNAs can further their education ⁢to become LPNs or RNs.

Flexible Work Schedule: Many healthcare facilities offer shifts that fit various lifestyles.

Fulfillment: Working directly with patients allows for meaningful connections and the satisfaction of helping others.

Practical Tips for CNA Training

Here are some practical tips to ‌help you succeed in your CNA training program:

Stay Organized: Keep track of assignments, due ⁤dates, and practical skills you need to master.

Practice Skills Regularly: Utilize practice labs to hone your skills and build confidence.

Network: Connect with fellow trainees, instructors, and healthcare professionals.

Seek Feedback: Regularly ask for feedback to improve your performance.

Personal Insights: A ⁤First-Hand Experience

Mary, a recent graduate from Buffalo’s community college CNA program, shares her experience:

“The CNA training program was intense but ​incredibly rewarding. The instructors were supportive, and I made lasting friendships with my classmates. The hands-on training really prepared me ⁤for the real world. I now work at ​a local nursing home and can’t imagine ⁢a more fulfilling job!”

– Mary J., CNA

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is⁤ the average salary of a CNA in Buffalo, NY?

The average salary for a CNA in⁤ Buffalo is approximately $30,000 to $40,000 per year, depending on experience and the work environment.

Can I work as a⁤ CNA while attending classes?

Yes, many CNAs work part-time or on a flexible schedule while pursuing their training.

Are there⁣ continuing education‍ opportunities for CNAs?

Yes, CNAs are encouraged ⁣to pursue continuing education for skill enhancement and career advancement.

Conclusion

CNA‌ training in ⁤Buffalo, NY, opens doors to a rewarding ​career in healthcare. With multiple training options, a supportive community, and ‍a high job demand, it is an excellent choice for those eager to make a difference. Remember ‍to research programs thoroughly, stay⁣ organized, and embrace the learning journey. You have the opportunity to unlock a brighter future in ​the healthcare field as a Certified Nursing Assistant.

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Open Your Future: Top CNA Programs in VA Revealed!

Unlock ⁣Your Future: Top CNA ⁣Programs in ⁤VA ⁢Revealed!

Are you considering a career as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) in Virginia? ⁣If so, you’re in luck! ‌Virginia is home ⁤to several top-notch CNA programs that can help you kickstart⁢ your⁤ healthcare career. With⁤ the demand for CNAs on⁢ the rise, now ​is the ​perfect time to pursue this rewarding profession. In ⁣this ​article, we will reveal the top⁣ CNA⁢ programs in VA to⁣ help you ‌unlock‌ your⁣ future in the healthcare⁣ industry.

Why Choose a CNA ⁤Program‌ in VA?

Before⁣ we delve into the top CNA programs ⁤in​ Virginia, let’s explore ⁣why ⁤pursuing a​ CNA certification in this state is a fantastic choice:

1.‍ Job Opportunities: ‌Virginia boasts a ​strong healthcare industry, ‌providing ‍ample job opportunities for ⁢CNAs in various​ healthcare⁣ settings ​such as hospitals, nursing⁤ homes, and‍ home health agencies. 2. Competitive ⁣Salaries: CNAs in Virginia earn competitive salaries, with the average annual pay exceeding the​ national average. 3. ‍Career⁢ Advancement:⁤ Becoming a CNA can serve ⁤as a stepping stone to a⁢ rewarding and fulfilling career in nursing or other healthcare professions. 4. ‍Job Stability:‍ Healthcare ⁤is an essential industry, offering⁢ job stability and security for CNAs.

Top CNA Programs in⁣ VA

Without further ado, here are some‌ of the top CNA programs‍ in Virginia that can help you achieve your career goals:

1. Northern Virginia Community College (NOVA):⁢ NOVA offers a comprehensive CNA program⁣ that covers essential nursing skills ⁣and ‍prepares students for the state certification ⁣exam. The program combines classroom instruction with hands-on clinical experience to ensure‍ students are well-equipped for their future career.

2. ⁣Piedmont Virginia Community College (PVCC): PVCC’s​ CNA ​program is highly regarded for ⁤its rigorous curriculum and experienced ‍instructors. Students ⁢receive ​personalized attention and guidance⁣ throughout the ⁤program, setting them up for success in ‌their CNA careers.

3. J. Sargeant Reynolds Community​ College: With state-of-the-art ⁢facilities and ​dedicated faculty, J. Sargeant Reynolds ‍Community College‍ provides an exceptional CNA program that prepares​ students for the demands⁣ of the ⁣healthcare field. Graduates of the ⁢program are highly sought after‍ by employers in the region.

4. Southside Virginia Community College (SVCC): SVCC offers⁢ a hands-on CNA program that focuses on practical ⁤skills and‍ real-world⁢ experience. Students benefit from small‌ class sizes and individualized instruction, ensuring ⁤they are well-prepared to enter the workforce​ upon completion of the⁤ program.

5. ⁣Blue ⁤Ridge Community College (BRCC):‍ BRCC’s‌ CNA‍ program emphasizes the importance of compassionate care and ‌effective⁣ communication ⁣in nursing. Students learn essential⁣ skills ⁤such as vital signs monitoring, personal care assistance, and infection control, setting them up for success in their CNA careers.

Benefits of ⁣Pursuing ‌a ‍CNA Program in ⁣VA

By ⁢enrolling in a top ⁢CNA ‍program ​in Virginia,⁢ you ⁤can ⁤enjoy ‍the ​following benefits:

– Hands-on training: Gain valuable hands-on experience through⁤ clinical rotations and practical skills⁣ labs. – Experienced faculty: Learn from experienced instructors who are dedicated ​to helping you succeed in your CNA career. – Networking opportunities: Build connections ⁢with healthcare professionals and potential employers during ⁣your CNA program. – Job placement assistance: Some ‍CNA programs in VA offer job placement assistance to‌ help you secure employment after graduation.

Unlock ‌Your Future ⁣with a Top CNA‌ Program ⁢in VA

Taking the first step toward a rewarding career⁣ as a⁣ Certified Nursing Assistant in Virginia ‌is a significant decision ⁣that can open up a ⁣world ‌of opportunities. By enrolling in a top CNA program in VA, you ⁣can acquire the knowledge, skills, and experience needed‌ to succeed in the healthcare industry. ⁤Whether you choose Northern Virginia Community ​College, Piedmont Virginia Community College, ⁢J. ⁤Sargeant ‌Reynolds Community College, Southside Virginia Community‍ College, or Blue Ridge ⁤Community College, ‍you can rest assured ‌that you​ are on ⁢the‍ right path to achieving‌ your career ⁣goals.

If ‍you’re ready to unlock your⁣ future as ‌a ⁢CNA in Virginia,​ explore ⁣the top‍ CNA programs ⁤mentioned above ⁢and take ⁣the first step toward a fulfilling and rewarding‌ healthcare career.⁣ With‌ dedication, hard⁤ work, and the right education, ⁢you​ can embark on ⁢a journey that will ⁤shape your‍ future ⁣for ‍the better. Good luck on⁤ your path to becoming a ​Certified Nursing Assistant ⁣in Virginia!

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Master Of Science In Computer Science (CS) In The USA: Exploring Universities, Expenditure, And Career Pathways

Embarking on a Master’s in Computer Science (CS) in the United States is a coveted pursuit for international students. This graduate-level program offers in-depth knowledge in the realm of computer science, attracting students globally due to the country’s esteemed universities, cutting-edge technology, and innovative teaching methodologies. With an anticipated 15% surge in job opportunities for CS professionals in the USA by 2031, pursuing an MS in Computer Science becomes an enticing prospect. The United States, renowned for its top-tier universities, promising employment outlook, return on investment (ROI), and networking possibilities, stands out as a prime destination for IT education.

The unique aspect of education in the USA lies in its emphasis on practical approaches. Many institutions host contests where students are challenged to create systems or technologies within set deadlines, fostering creativity and logical reasoning. This article delves into the top MS in Computer Science colleges in the USA, covering the costs of studying, living, and global rankings.

Highlights of MS Computer Science in the USA

Approximately 280+ MS Computer Science Colleges in the USA.

Tuition Fees: INR 23.58 – INR 25 lakhs (average for the first year).

Living Expenses: INR 10.4 L approx. (for one year).

Top Specializations: Data Science, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Computing Theory, Software Engineering, Cyber Security, Cloud Computing, Data Processing, Computer Graphics.

Admission Process: Bachelor’s degree + GRE score, GPA (3.0/4) + TOEFL/IELTS score + Internship/Work Experience + Resume + Letters of Recommendation + Statement of Purpose + Final Transcripts.

Types of MS Courses in the USA for Computer Science:

Full-time Master in Computer Science: Usually 1 to 2 years, classes at the specific university of admission.

Part-time Master in Computer Science: 3 to 5 years, online classes for working professionals or those unable to pursue in person.

Top Universities in the USA for MS in Computer Science (2023 Rankings)

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

Carnegie Mellon University

Stanford University

University of California, Berkeley

Harvard University

Princeton University

University of Washington

Cornell University

University of California Los Angeles (UCLA)

Columbia University

Specializations in MS in Computer Science

Business Intelligence Developer

Data Architect

Computer Scientist

Data Analyst

UX Design

Data Engineer

Full Stack Developer

Security Engineer

Computational Linguistics

Human-Computer Interaction

Information Science & Management Information Systems

Software Engineering

MS in Computer Science Fees in USA (Average First-Year Cost)

Arizona State University: INR 30.8 L

Stanford University: INR 34.7 L

Northeastern University: INR 22.9 L – INR 25.2 L

Florida Institute of Technology: INR 17.6 L

California State University Long Beach: INR 12.6 L

Student Visa Costs for the US

F1 Visa: For international students pursuing studies in the US.

J-1 Visa: For students participating in exchange programs.

MS in Computer Science Requirements for the US – Eligibility Criteria

Bachelor’s degree with a GPA of 3.0 out of 4.0.

GRE score between 290-330.

English language proficiency: IELTS (6.5 to 7 Band) or TOEFL (Band of 7 to 7.5).

Internship or work experience certificate.

Resume, Letters of Recommendation, Statement of Purpose.

Academic Transcripts.

Proof of funds via bank statements.

Work Permit after MS in Computer Science in the US:

Optional Practical Training (OPT): Allows graduates to stay and work for up to 12 months.

STEM OPT Extension: For science, technology, engineering, or mathematics graduates, extends stay and work for 24 months.

Scholarships for MS in Computer Science in the US

Generation Google Scholarship: USD 10,000.

Tata Scholarships at Cornell University.

Laurette Kirstein Scholarship for International Students: USD 7,000.

MS in Computer Science Jobs and Salaries in the US (ROI)

Master of Science in Technology and Policy (MIT): INR 47,28,715 (20 Years Net ROI: $1,596,000).

Master of Science in Computer Science (Stanford): INR 34,25,629 (20 Years Net ROI: $1,902,000).

M.S in Computer Science (Carnegie Mellon University): INR 44,68,426 (20 Years Net ROI: $1,519,000).

Master of Science in Computer Science (University of California): INR 22,00,712 (20 Years Net ROI: $1,702,000).

MS in Computational Science & Engineering (Harvard University): INR 50,71,771 (20 Years Net ROI: $1,530,000).

Top Recruiters for MS in Computer Science Grads in the US

Google, Microsoft, Oracle, Apple, Amazon, Facebook, IBM, Intel, Adobe, and more.

In conclusion, pursuing MS in Computer Science in the USA offers a rich educational experience, promising career counsellors, and a significant return on investment. Students are encouraged to explore scholarship opportunities, understand visa requirements, and choose universities based on their budget and career goals.

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Top 9 Questions Answered About Study In USA in 2023

The United States is a highly attractive destination for international students, offering a diverse lifestyle, promising professional opportunities, and a wide range of courses in schools and universities. As the world's largest host country for overseas education students, the USA continues to be a top choice for those aspiring to study abroad. Here, we address nine key questions about studying in the USA in 2024:

Admission Requirements: To enroll in a Master's program, a Bachelor's degree from an accredited university is a prerequisite. The minimum GPA for an MS is 3.0, but requirements vary. GMAT or GRE exams are required for certain programs, with an ideal score ranging from 600 to 740 for GMAT and 318 to 329 for GRE.

Language Proficiency: Non-English speakers need to prove their English proficiency. TOEFL scores typically range from 88 to 100, while IELTS scores fall between 6.5 and 7.5.

Academic Calendar: US academic sessions are divided into Fall (August/September to December) and Spring (January to May) semesters. Some colleges offer optional summer programs during June to August.

Visa Requirements: Students must secure a student visa (USD 160 fee) based on their intended course:

F-1 Student Visa for university study

J Exchange Visa for exchange programs

M Student Visa for non-academic or professional study

Cost of Studying: Tuition for master's programs ranges from USD 18,000 to USD 30,000. Living costs vary, with an average of USD 10,000 to USD 12,000. Planning, on-campus housing, work-study programs, and part-time employment can help manage expenses.

Scholarships and Financial Aid: Merit-based scholarships and external organizations offer financial assistance. Thorough research and early applications increase the chances of securing funding.

Work Opportunities: F1 visa holders can work on-campus for up to 20 hours per week during the academic year and up to 40 hours per week during breaks. Off-campus employment is allowed under certain circumstances after one academic year.

Post-Graduation Work Options: F1 visa holders can apply for Optional Practical Training (OPT) for up to 12 months, offering relevant work experience. The H-1B visa allows graduates to work for US-based companies, requiring a job offer in a specialized field.

Cultural Challenges: International students may face cultural adjustments related to language, social norms, and academic expectations. Universities provide orientation programs and cultural events, and joining student organizations can ease the transition.

Conclusion: For more detailed information or specific queries about studying in the USA, the MSM Unify team is available to provide customized guidance for a successful academic pathway. Contact the team for personalized assistance.

Read for more info: https://study-in-usa-consultant.blogspot.com/2024/01/top-9-questions-answered-about-study-in.html

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AIT Recruitment 2023 Professor/Associate Professor/Assistant

About: AICTE, New Delhi-accredited Arifa Institute of Technology is a self-financing engineering college associated with Anna University, Chennai. The college is in Esnoor, Nagapattinam, Tamil Nadu. The Basilica of Our Lady of Good Health in Velankanni is 15 miles away. College, hostel, canteen, playgrounds, and gardens are skillfully employed on the 14-acre site.

Haji Sheikh Ismail Engineering College, founded in 2013, served the neighborhood. The Arifa Institute of Technology reopened in 2018. "Arifa Knowledge Village" means "turning dreams into reality," the college's major goal. Dr.M.Sultanul Arifin, college chairman, dreams about this. Dr. A. P. J. follows Abdul Kalam.

B.E. Computer Science & Engineering, Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and B.Tech. Artificial Intelligence and Data Science are among the college's undergraduate degrees. The college has great faculty, students, alumni, campus, and administration resources. Faculty and students use college facilities for programs. The college collaborates with national R&D and higher education institutes, enterprises, and technological sectors. To boost student careers, placements are prioritized. Through new programs and activities, AIT aims to be an innovator in engineering education, research, and knowledge application for social good.

Vision: To empower rural young internationally with educated engineering and technical aspirants with morality and social responsibility.

Mission: To inspire and prepare students for further technical education through innovative research and entrepreneurship.

morality, social duty, leadership, and social welfare.

Outreach to identify societal needs and propose answers

Vacancy Details

Viswam Degree & PG College, Angallu, Madanapalle, Chittoor, A.P. 

Professor, Associate Professor, Assistant Professor

Salary:Per Standards

Ph.D., Master's, Bachelor's with first class in all previous degrees in relevant engineering/science fields and exceptional academic record.

Fresher / Experienced 2 Associate Professor Minimum 5 Years of Experience, 2 Years Post-Ph.D.

3 Professor Minimum 10 years of experience, 5 at Associate Professor level.

Department vacancies:

AI/Data Science

Computer Engineering

E&E Engineering

E&C Engineering.

Mechanical Engineering Science and Humanities (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, English)

To Apply

Candidates should submit their applications with scanned copies of all required certifications and passport-size photos to the below email address by 15 May 2023.

Apply by 15/05/2023.

www.aitech.org.in Email: arifa.recruitment@gmail.com 

Contact: 9994445396 

Free Housing or Transportation for Outside Candidates

Common Questions

Q: What's Arifa Tech's highest salary?

Arifa University Placement 2023: The mean.

Pay Packages range from 4 LPA to 12 LPA. Capgemini, Tech Mahindra, Tata Alexi, and TCS recruit most.

Q: What is Arifa Institute of Technology employee salary?

Ans: The average Arifa Institute of Technology (Bangalore) assistant professor salary is 6,60,765. Presidency University (Bangalore) employees rank their salaries and benefits 2.8/5.

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Exploration of a negative situation of a sports venue

As a sports fan, a sports venue is one of making people feel excited to visit in terms of enjoying sports. It is more enjoyable to watch any of their favourite sports game rather than just stay at home and watch games on TV. However, it has become fewer people go to sports venues. Over the last decade, professional sports teams across North America have declined by more than 10% in average attendance (Olavsrud, 2023). People are used to going to a sports venue and paying for it even though the price is high rather than staying at home and watching the TV. One of the reasons why is improving technologies such as the quality of cameras or social media posts. There is often a better camera angle available to fans at home (Olavsrud, 2023). As Wakefield and Bennett mentioned that today, fans are more influenced by the media surrounding their favourite teams (2018). Social media has been significantly increasing and sports fans are using it more and more.

On the other hand, there are more benefits to going to the stadiums and watching games rather than on TV. When you are in a stadium or arena, you can feel an energy and excitement that you cannot get from watching at home (Lalonde, 2022). Also, Berthiaume stated that spectators can feel part of the spectacle, thus heightening the overall sensory experience (2022) which they would not get experiences if on the TV. Fans' emotional and behavioural responses are influenced by the stadium atmosphere, which includes crowd, noise, smell, lighting, music, and visual design (Yoshida et al., 2021 as cited in Biscaia et al., 2013, Chen et al., 2013, Yoshida & James, 2010). The number of sports fans attending games continues to rise, as evidenced by billions spent on attending games by consumers (Martinez, 2020). Sports fans pay a lot of money for it because of their passion, enjoyment and cheering for their following teams, and they thought all experiences they could have are worthful.

Other benefits are the social perspective that people can meet new people and start talking. For example, when you sit at their seat and someone sits next to you, they might start a conversation and enjoy watching the games together with drinking and eating.

The number of sports fans attending games continues to rise, as evidenced by billions spent on attending games by consumers (Martinez, 2020).

References

Berthiaume, D. (2022). Improving the Fan Experience. Chain Store Age, 98(3), 50.

Martinez, J. M., Dixon, A. W., & Koo, G. (2020). ASSESSING FAN MOTIVATION IN COLLEGE SPORT: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FAN EXPERIENCE. Journal of Contemporary Athletics, 14(2), 133-145.

Lalonde, J. (2022,15 September). 8 reasons why sporting. Events will always draw crowds. https://www.jmlalonde.com/8-reasons-why-sporting-events-will-always-draw-crowds/

Olavsrud, T. (2023, 3 March). Sports venues advance goals, enhance fan experience with data analytics. CIO. https://www.cio.com/article/463586/sports-venues-advance-goals-enhance-fan-experience-with-data-analytics.html

Wakefield, & Bennett, G. (2018). Sports fan experience: Electronic word-of-mouth in ephemeral social media. Sport Management Review, 21(2), 147–159

Yoshida, M., Gordon, B. S., Nakazawa, M., & Yoshioka, N. (2021). An Integrated Model for Stadium Atmosphere and Stadium Attachment: An Empirical Test in Two Baseball Stadium Contexts. Sport Marketing Quarterly, 30(2), 95-110.

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Placements in BBA.LL.B.(Hons.)? - Geeta Institute of law

Placements in BBA.LL.B. (Hons.) at Geeta Institute of Law

BBA.LL.B. (Hons.) is a five-year integrated course that combines both business management and law. The course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the legal system, corporate laws, and business management principles. BBA.LL.B. (Hons.) graduates have a wide range of career opportunities in various sectors like law firms, corporate houses, public sector undertakings, non-governmental organizations, and many more.

Geeta Institute of Law is a leading law college in India that offers BBA.LL.B. (Hons.) program to students who aspire to pursue a career in the field of law and management. The institute provides a rigorous academic curriculum that includes both theoretical and practical knowledge to prepare students for the challenges of the legal profession. Geeta Institute of Law has an excellent placement record for BBA.LL.B. (Hons.) graduates, with students securing jobs in top law firms, corporate houses, and other sectors.

The placement cell at Geeta Institute of Law plays a crucial role in providing students with job opportunities by inviting top law firms and companies for campus placements. The placement process starts in the final year of the course, where students undergo various training programs, including mock interviews, group discussions, and resume building workshops. The placement cell also provides career guidance to students and helps them choose the right career path.

The placement record of Geeta Institute of Law is commendable, with students securing job offers from reputed law firms and companies like Amarchand & Mangaldas & Suresh A Shroff & Co, AZB & Partners, J Sagar Associates, Khaitan & Co, Trilegal, and many more. The average package offered to BBA.LL.B. (Hons.) graduates ranges between INR 4 to 6 lakhs per annum, and some students have also received job offers with a package of INR 10 to 12 lakhs per annum.

Apart from the placement cell, the faculty at Geeta Institute of Law also plays a crucial role in preparing students for the legal profession. The faculty comprises experienced lawyers and academicians who impart both theoretical and practical knowledge to students. The faculty also provides students with opportunities to participate in moot court competitions, debates, and other co-curricular activities that help them enhance their legal skills.

The BBA.LL.B. (Hons.) course at Geeta Institute of Law is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the legal system and business management principles. The course curriculum includes subjects like business law, corporate law, intellectual property law, international law, and many more. The practical training provided to students in the form of internships and moot court competitions helps them gain real-world experience and prepare for the challenges of the legal profession.

In conclusion, Geeta Institute of Law offers an excellent platform for students who aspire to pursue a career in law and management. The institute's placement record for top law college in Delhi NCR graduates is commendable, with students securing job offers from top law firms and companies. The faculty at the institute plays a crucial role in preparing students for the legal profession by imparting both theoretical and practical knowledge. The top law college in Delhi NCR curriculum at Geeta Institute of Law is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the legal system and business management principles, making it an excellent choice for students who want to pursue a career in law and management.

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The Plight of Adjunct Faculty on America's Campuses, by Mark J. Drozdowski, Ed.D.

I've been an adjunct professor for 20 years, teaching courses from time to time at various universities while working full time as a college administrator and consultant. Teaching is a passion of mine that happens to provide a few extra bucks on the side.

Yet for tens of thousands of adjunct professors, teaching part time is a dead-end job that doesn't provide a living wage. Most barely scrape by despite having a Ph.D. and years of classroom experience.

Adjuncts are higher education's version of migrant laborers — professionals hopping from campus to campus with no job security, a meager income, no health insurance or retirement benefits, and little hope for advancement. And their numbers are growing.

College students will likely encounter many adjunct instructors during their time in school, though many won't know it or even care. But are they being duped? Is this a classic bait-and-switch scenario deceiving students and families who assume classes are taught by "real" faculty? Does the increasing reliance on adjunct faculty threaten the quality and viability of higher education?

Most Adjuncts Earn Poverty-Level Wages

The full-time, tenure-track professor is a dying breed. Today, part-time faculty members constitute 40% of the academic workforce, compared to just 24% in 1975. More broadly, the classification of "contingent" faculty — which includes part-time adjuncts, full-time instructors not on the tenure track, and graduate-student teaching assistants — accounts for roughly 75% of the instructional staff across America's colleges and universities.

Adjuncts often cobble together a living by teaching at several institutions. A 2014 congressional report��revealed that 89% of adjuncts taught at more than one college, while 27% worked at three schools and 13% taught at four or more, often requiring lengthy commutes between campuses.

Currently, adjuncts earn an average of just $2,700 per course and as little as $1,500 per course at community colleges. All told, adjuncts typically earn between $20,000 and $25,000 annually, compared to the $80,000 average salary for full-time professors, putting them below the federal poverty guideline for a family of four.

Adjuncts earn an average of just $2,700 per course and as little as $1,500 per course at community colleges. This equals about $20,000-$25,000 annually.

It's no wonder, then, that nearly 25% of adjunct faculty require public assistance, and a mere 15% say they can comfortably cover basic expenses each month. An adjunct professor in New England, for example, has to teach four classes a year just to put food on the table for their family.

On top of financial woes, most adjuncts have no health or disability benefits, face an uncertain job market semester to semester, and can have classes canceled at the last minute because of low enrollment or other factors.

Stress and anxiety are simply a way of life. Stories abound of adjuncts sleeping in empty classrooms or cars and having mental breakdowns while teetering on the edge of personal and professional disaster. It's certainly not the life they envisioned while in graduate school.

Adjuncts Face Increased Levels of Stress, Burnout

An essay by an anonymous adjunct chronicles his career spanning 25 years of teaching part time. He's taught more than 500 courses across seven colleges, putting in 16-hour days and 80-hour weeks. His repertoire features 60 courses, including 25 he's created from scratch, and he's taught as many as 27 courses in one year.

He does it for the love of teaching and the betterment of students, but he's justifiably burnt out and at the end of his rope. He is, as the title of his essay suggests, on a "treadmill to oblivion."

And he's not alone. Tens of thousands of adjuncts are overworked and overstressed, which can lead to inferior teaching and learning and a lack of meaningful engagement with students. In its 2020 report titled "An Army of Temps," the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) notes that the continuing trend toward employing contingent faculty "undermines the faculty role in student success."

Tens of thousands of adjuncts are overworked and overstressed, which can lead to inferior teaching and learning.

Adjuncts logging long hours and traveling from campus to campus don't have sufficient time to prepare for classes or provide thorough feedback on assignments. They don't have offices, let alone office hours. They're hit-and-run teachers — not long-term mentors or collaborators on research projects. They can't get to know students well and write recommendations for employment or graduate school.

And given the lack of tenure and job security, they're less likely to risk future employment by introducing controversial ideas and encouraging students to think critically about thorny issues. While some may be outstanding teachers, adjuncts are not, claims AFT, "deployed adequately by their departments or institutions to enhance the education experience for students."

Does this situation constitute an act of fraud, then, on the part of colleges and universities? Are students receiving an education — and evaluations and grades — from the faculty advertised on websites and in course catalogs? Are families getting a fair return on their considerable investment?

As more tuition dollars flow into colleges, fewer are being spent directly on teaching and learning.

What if they knew before making that first tuition payment that their student would be taught primarily by a revolving door of part-timers and not, as the colleges so proudly declare, by the "world-class" faculty who burnish their brand?

Consider, too, that as tuition costs have mushroomed, the percentage of school spending on instructional costs has failed to keep pace. Over the past 20 years, the average tuition at private universities has risen 144%. Out-of-state tuition and fees at public institutions have increased 165%, while in-state costs have grown 212%.

But increases in spending on instruction have lagged behind expenditures on other areas, such as research, academic support, and student services. In other words, as more tuition dollars flow into colleges, fewer are being spent directly on teaching and learning, perhaps owing to the shift toward paying cheaper adjuncts instead of hiring full-time faculty.

Women and Minorities Make Up Disproportionate Number of Adjuncts

A study by the TIAA Institute offers some good news: Women and underrepresented minorities gained a greater share of faculty positions over a 20-year period. The bad news: Most of those gains occurred at the part-time and adjunct ranks.

Minorities hold only 10% of tenured jobs, while women hold 49% of faculty positions but only 38% of tenured jobs. During that period, part-time appointments for women grew 144%, raising the percentage of women in part-time roles from 48% to 56%. Whether these trends result from inherent biases among senior faculty and administrators remains unclear, but it's certainly plausible.

Where bias clearly does exist is in the notion that adjunct faculty can make the leap to full-time, tenured jobs. Adjuncts are cursed with a stigma of inferiority that prevents them from advancing professionally.

Minorities hold only 10% of tenured jobs, while women hold 49% of faculty positions but only 38% of tenured jobs.

The anonymous adjunct mentioned earlier noted that during his 25 years in the field, he's seen only one part-timer make such a transition. "Once in that ghettoized space," writes Angela B. Fulk, another long-time adjunct, "most of us will find it impossible to escape."

Adjuncts are most assuredly an exploited labor class — a tool of convenience that provides universities flexibility and cost savings. And what happens when people become tired of exploitation? They unionize.

In the 2018 book "Professors in the Gig Economy: Unionizing Adjunct Faculty in America," numerous authors examine the national labor movement that resulted in 35 collective bargaining agreements being ratified between 2010 and 2016. As a result, some adjuncts have achieved higher wages, better benefits, and greater job stability.

Despite these important gains, critics claim the unionization movement has done little to meaningfully change the contingency nature of adjunct employment.

The Future of the Adjunct in Higher Education

As an adjunct myself, I've never considered making a move to the ranks of full-time faculty, assuming that's even possible. Like many part-timers, I teach courses related to my profession, offering students insights from the trenches that complement what they learn in books and articles. These "pracademics" add special value to the curriculum in certain fields and are quite often perfectly happy maintaining their part-time status.

Yet for another class of faculty, especially those in the humanities and social sciences, teaching is Plan A. So many adjuncts enter and exit graduate school eyeing a career doing what they love — teaching students and immersing themselves in university life.

They tire of hearing comments suggesting no one is forcing them to remain on this treadmill, that they chose this path fully aware of the flooded and difficult academic job market, and that they should finally consider giving it all up and doing something else. They love their field and want to teach, and they'll cling to the faint hope it'll all work out someday.

For most, it won't. But perhaps their conditions will continue to improve through collective bargaining and the growing realization on campuses and beyond that these dedicated academics deserve better.

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Top Executive MBA Colleges in India

Overview 

The Executive MBA programme is one of the top postgraduate-level programmes for working individuals who want to learn more about business. It is possible for experienced working professionals, such as executives, managers, entrepreneurs, and middle and upper-level working executives, to accomplish it. The Top Executive MBA colleges in India maintain a flexible class schedule. The majority of classes take place in the evenings or on weekends. The one-year executive MBA programme in India is focused on providing high-quality management education to working professionals and laying a solid basis in global, commercial, and technology elements.  

The Executive MBA programme is designed for professionals at the pinnacle of their careers. A number of business schools throughout the world offer EMBA programmes in either full-time or part-time formats. In India, candidates for Executive MBA are often shortlisted based on their GMAT/GRE results. Some B-schools also provide admission based on the CAT.

Executive MBA programmes are growing increasingly popular in India, and every interested candidate is looking for top executive MBA colleges in India. We have compiled a list of the Executive MBA colleges in India that provide an Executive MBA.

What is an Executive MBA?

'Executive MBA' or 'EMBA' is often a premium high-end modular MBA comparable programme offered to senior executives with 15+ years of experience who do not intend to leave their well-paying full-time positions to gain MBA credentials in the United States, Europe, Singapore, Hong Kong, and China. The course format is structured so that senior working executives can spend 50-60 days on campus attending classes and completing the rest of the EMBA programme while working.

To meet the requirement for corporate globalisation, many of the world's Top Executive programmes are delivered collaboratively by a few prominent B-schools, typically spanning continents.  Many of India's best business institutions offer specialised Executive MBA programmes for individuals in senior executive and managerial positions. While most of these institutes demand 5-10 years of full-time job experience, others accept candidates with only 2-3 years of experience.  

Below is a complete list of the Best Executive MBA colleges in India. The following list shows institute rankings as published by reputable sources such as The Week, NIRF-MHRD, and India Today. The list is compiled based on average GMAT/other exam scores, EMBA programme quality, top recruiters, placement performance, and other variables. 

Top Executive MBA College in India 

IIM Ahmedabad 

IIM Ahmedabad (Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad) is a business school which is located in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. In 2017, the Government of India's Ministry of Human Resources classified the university as an Institution of National Importance.  The institute, which was founded in 1961, offers master's degree programmes in management and agri-business management, as well as a fellowship programme and a variety of executive training programmes.   Ravi J. Matthai is the institute's founding director.  

Indian School of Business - ISB Hyderabad 

The Indian School of business comes from Top Executive MBA College in India and is situated in Hyderabad Telangana state India. The institute's executive board was made up of American and Indian business executives. ISB was founded by the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School and Kellogg School of Management. London Business School is one of ISB's affiliate schools. ISB has campuses in Mohali as well as Hyderabad (Punjab). 

ISB, Hyderabad has been recognised by the University Grants Commission (UGC) in New Delhi. Its triple accreditation from AACSB, the Association of MBAs (AMBA), and the EFMD Quality Improvement System places it among the world's elite business schools (EQUIS). The courses offered by the institute have been approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) in New Delhi.

IIM Bangalore 

IIM Bangalore is a prestigious university for pursuing a Master's degree in Business Administration. It lasts more than six semesters over the course of two years. The excellent IIMB faculty consists of over 140 highly distinguished academics and researchers dedicated to providing students with a rewarding educational experience. IIMB's core offerings include the PhD, MBA, PGPPM, and MBA programmes ( Business Analytics). CAT, GMAT, GRE, NET-JRF, and IIMB are all exams. The institute uses test scores to determine admission to PGP, Executive MBA, and PhD programmes. 

The N. S. Ramaswamy Pre-doctoral Fellowship and The Mahatma Gandhi National Fellowship are two certificate programmes offered by the IIMB, in addition to PGP, EPGP, PGP Enterprise Management (PGPEM), and PGP Public Policy.

IIM Calcutta 

The Indian Institute of Management Calcutta (IIM-C) is a public business school in Joka, Kolkata, West Bengal, India. It was the first Indian Institute of Management to be created, and the Government of India designated it as an Institution of National Importance in 2017. IIM Calcutta offers a two-year full-time MBA, a one-year full-time Post Graduate Diploma (PGPEX-VLM), and a one-year MBA for experienced executives.

XLRI Xavier School of Mangement 

XLRI, often known as the Xavier School of Management, is located in Jamshedpur. The Best Executive MBA college in India, according to the Outlook I-Care MBA Rankings 2021, is XLRI Jamshedpur. In addition to its Jamshedpur site, XLRI maintains a campus in the Delhi NCR region, 25 kilometres from Gurugram. PGDBM and PGDHRM programmes are provided with 360 seats at XLRI Jamshedpur. The XLRI School of Business also offers a 15-month Executive PGDM programme with 120 seats.

Some other facts About Executive MBA From Top B -Schools in India 

IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Calcutta, and IIM Banglore select the candidates on the basis of bachelor's degrees from a recognised university with a minimum of 50%v marks or equivalent CGPA in a bachelor's degree. 

While the Indian School of Business Hyderabad accepts students on the basis of GMAT/ GRE and TREFL with the mid 80% range of GMAT score. 

And XLRI select the candidates on the basis of 5 years of experience of managerial/supervisory experience by March 31 2023. 

Scope of Executive MBA Program

Because Executive MBA programmes are designed to further the careers of senior-level professionals, campus placements are rarely used. This is especially true for part-time EMBA programmes where students are also working. Yet, placements in full-time EMBA programmes can reach 90 LPA. Prominent recruiters such as PwC, Flipkart, and Amazon have hired executive MBA grads from IIMs. In India, the average income for EMBA graduates is 20 LPA. Furthermore, leading recruiters around the world are increasingly looking for Executive MBA graduates.

Conclusion 

We have provided a list of the Top Executive MBA Colleges in India along with the eligibility criteria to help you decide which one is ideal for you. There are various universities in India that provide executive MBA programmes, but just a handful of them consider it the best. In India, the executive programme is rapidly expanding, and institutions are providing financial assistance. These institutions provide students with flexible environments, which encourages more students to enrol and take use of them.

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How to get admission in IMT Ghaziabad?

Institute of Management and Technology, Ghaziabad is a great option to take admission for MBA/PGDM aspirants. Students from all over country desires to be a part of such reputed business school. For taking admission into this college the candidate has to follow the extensive application and admission procedure. They need to perform exceptionally in the CAT/XAT/GMAT entrance exams to get shortlisted for the GD-PI performance. Your overall academic performance and preparation also matter a lot. Since the procedure is tough for taking admission, many applicants are not eligible for the Institute of Management and Technology, Ghaziabad.

It’s impossible for an average student to get into IMT. But, don’t worry – there is always some workaround! You can get IMT Ghaziabad direct admission through different ways, which include applying for IMT Ghaziabad management quota and NRI quota seats which are reserved by the management and trust.

Direct Admission in IMT Ghaziabad

IMT Ghaziabad is one of the top MBA colleges in India. Thousands of students are competing for the same seat therefore it’s difficult to get direct admission in IMT on your own. Students find themselves very lucky to be learning at the IMT Business school with various experiences and it is one of the high schools whose education system is very good. The college is at the top for students pursuing management studies in India. Many applicants are trying for IMT Ghaziabad direct admission in MBA and PGDM courses but they are get IMT direct admission because of high competition and limited knowledge about the admission process, management fees and candidate eligibility.

The best way to get direct admission in IMT, Ghaziabad is to reach an experienced consultants who will help you from the beginning to the end. Mr. Rajeev Bhatia is once such counsellor that helps dozens of student every year regarding IMT, Ghaziabad direct admission. You can call Mr. Rajeev Bhatia at (+91) 9354992359.

IMT Ghaziabad Management Quota

Almost all private colleges in India have management seats reserved for candidates who are unable to take admission on merit basis. Colleges usually have very limited management quota seats of 5-10% reserved (for NRI, J&K migrants, Ministers, College itself, Trust etc.). Admissions to these seats are done through the sole decision of the selection committee. To know more about IMT Ghaziabad management quota fees, applicants can call us at (+91) 9354992359

Also, its not easy to apply for management quota in IMT because of the limited seats and high competition. Most of the students and their parents are unaware of the management quota and reservation in top private MBA colleges. Therefore, to increase your chances of admission MBA/PGDM course admission under management quota seats in IMT Ghaziabad, you should seek expert guidance. Mr. Rajeev Bhatia handles IMT Ghaziabad management fees and seats related queries every year, you should call him at (+91) 9354992359.

Donation Seats Admission

In IMT Ghaziabad, some seats can be booked with donations. Only a few colleges in India provide donation seat when they require college development fund. So, you have to check the IMT donation seats availability. Also, the donation amount depends on the college reputation and facilities they provide. The better the college is – the higher will be the donation fee, this concept applies everywhere. To know more regarding donation seats in IMT Ghaziabad, you should reach Mr. Rajeev Bhatia at (+91) 9354992359.

NRI Quota in IMT Ghaziabad

NRI’s means Non-resident Indians. Not every NRI is eligible for IMT Ghaziabad NRI quota seats. There are some rules and conditions that decides whether you’ll be considered an NRI or not. Candidates who wish to take part in IMT Ghaziabad college should apply for NRI Quota in IMT.

You should always discuss your profile and NRI status with an experienced consult before applying for the college. The NRI quota is limited to 2% to 5% in most MBA colleges therefore expert guidance should be taken. Mr. Rajeev Bhatia handles IMT NRI Quota related queries every year, you can call him at (+91) 9354992359.