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Montana students will still take the ACT despite funding changes - Vimarsana News

Montana students will still take the ACT despite funding changes

Montana students will still be required to take the American College Testing, or ACT, test despite recent uncertainty over how the requirement would be funded.

Dean's List: UNCG academic program cuts are looming. Which ones could be affected? - Vimarsana News

Dean's List: UNCG academic program cuts are looming. Which ones could be affected?

Learn more in The N&O’s weekly higher education news roundup about the majors, minors and graduate programs that might be cut at UNC Greensboro.

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Study in Germany after class 12: Courses, eligibility and other details | - Vimarsana News

Study in Germany after class 12: Courses, eligibility and other details |

Study Abroad News: Find out about studying in Germany after class 12. Explore the courses, eligibility criteria, and other important details you need to know. Plan your education journey in Germany.

IIT Kanpur opens Kotak School of Sustainability to run UG, PG courses on skill building - Vimarsana News

IIT Kanpur opens Kotak School of Sustainability to run UG, PG courses on skill building

Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan who was the chief guest said the school will not only be about technology and economics, but will cover the A to Z of sustainability. The institute is started in association with the Kotak Mahindra Bank.

GEAR UP for LIFE grant awarded to Lawton Public Schools - Vimarsana News

GEAR UP for LIFE grant awarded to Lawton Public Schools

LAWTON, OK — The University of Oklahoma’s K20 Center has awarded Lawton Public Schools (LPS) with the “GEAR UP for LIFE” seven-year grant that will follow middle school students through