What places accept Section 8 in Florida?
There are many places in Florida that accepts section 8 its just whether those places are decent enough that you would want to stay in b/c many properties that accepts section 8 are ran down, bad neighborhoods,etc. Also many places in Florida does not rent for 450/mo when I checked. Do you qualify for a one bedroom or two? Two bedroom does not rent for less than 650/mo in that area. I'm not sure about the cost of living in Florida but your voucher may increase in price when moving to Florida so if it's 450/mo now it may increase to at least 700/mo depending on the area. I'm looking to move to Florida in the next year too so let me know how it works out :) I hope this information helps you.
Would any Florida college accept me with this credentials? :/?
3.0 unweighted GPA 6 school clubs VP of French honor society Pert scores: Reading-112 (104 required) Writing- 112 (99 required) I've taken 2 AP classes, didn't pass. This year is my 3rd ap class and I'm taking a dual enrollment class. With the exception of these bad grades, everything else is an A or B integrated math-D Biology- C Chemistry-C AP European History-C Algebra 1- D (currently retaking) I'm supposed to graduate with 24 credits and 1 community service hour I'll be graduating with 27 credits and 400 hours Any hope?
Where in Florida should I go to med. school?
Right now I go to a community college in central Florida. I still have about 3 years left but after I get my B.S. I am going to go to med school and major in pediatric psychiatry. I need to know which school, in your opinion and research, is seen as the best. I was thinking about UCF of UF but I'm not sure. I don't really want to go to USF. I'm also very open to any other schools. I do want to stay in Florida, for the cost mainly but also to stay close to my family, but I would be willing to travel to nearby states; Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina, Alabama. I know that all of the medical schools teach the same standards and have to meet the same requirements, but its not a secret that some are better than others. As well, some are better with specific fields. And for those of you who aren't familiar, I have to comeplete my bachelors, then my doctorate, followed by a residency (for psychiatry), then a fellowship (for the pediatric part). So any advice I could get on which school you guys think would be a good choice would be appreciated. Thanks!
Is an E-Pass the same as a SunPass in Florida?
E-PASS is CFX's electronic toll-collection system. It is compatible with SunPass. Wherever E-Pass is accepted, SunPass will work and vice-versa. Leeway is also interopeable with above two passes. However, SunPass is not same as E-Pass. You might get discounts using one pass on a toll road.If you do not have either of the transponders, you might have to pay by Cash or Toll-by-plate video toll system. Cash rates and Toll-by-plate rates are typically higher. If you want to know how much toll you will pay using SunPass, Cash or Toll by plate, use Tollguru Florida Toll Calculator. The calculator will also indicate whether you can pay by Tag, Cash, or video based toll system for all plazas on your route.
How to accept string with space in char array in C?
- Avoid using scanf with "%s". - Avoid gets(). See these links for more information: http://c-faq.com/stdio/getsvsfgets.html http://c-faq.com/stdio/scanfprobs.html #include
Why didn't any Ivy Leagues accept me? How do I cope? I had a perfect ACT score and a 4.2 GPA.
First, because there are many well-qualified students applying to the Ivy League schools. Harvard’s president once said that they could fill their class twice over with valedictorians; this means that even if they only accept valedictorians, the very best of the best from their schools, they’d have to turn away an equal number.Second, the only thing you mentioned besides test scores and grades is that you’re “passionate” about music. In the eyes of the ivy league, that doesn’t count for much. Suppose I say I’m passionate about music and the only evidence is that I am constantly seen with earphones listening to the same top ten hits. That “passion” is pretty useless. What is far more impressive to the ivies is real accomplishment, on a state, national or international level. Here are a few actual Ivy League students. Shree Bose didn’t claim to merely be passionate about medical research, she has proven it with cutting edge breakthroughs in cancer research and winning the Google Science Fair. That earned her a place at Harvard.Similarly, Shantanu Gangwar didn’t just say he was passionate about electronics, he proved it by applying that knowledge and passion to inventing an infrared guidance system for the visually impaired. That helped earn him a place at Yale.If you’re meaningfully passionate about music, what evidence do you have? Did you win a national competition such as the Avery Fisher prize? Have you played for the President or with a major symphony? Yo Yo Ma had done all of these by the time he was ready for college, and when he applied to Harvard, they happily welcomed him.Yo Yo Ma playing in the White House for President Reagan
Is Florida Institute of Technology hard to get into?
Hard to get into is a relative question. Hard compared to what? That question can’t be answered without a baseline. Here is a site with the average scores and GPA accepted: Florida Institute of Technology Admission RequirementsFrom my experience it is easier to be admitted than it is to get through the first year above a 3.0. The admissions aren’t the most strict, but the engineering course load is very difficult if you aren’t serious about your work, and time management.
Are A's and B's accepted into medical school?
As far as I know most colleges require you to take pre-med courses prior to even being looked at for medical school. When I was getting out of high school, a number of years ago, you had to make good grades in high school in order to get into a good college. So A's and B's might be enough to get into the college you want. It really depends, like UF here in Florida is harder to get into than FSU but both offer medical school. So it really just depends. Just DO NOT give up on your dream. If you want it bad enough you will and can find a way. Forgot to add that grades are more important once you are in college than in high school. If you take pre-med courses the grades you get here will be the biggest factor into getting into medical school. At least that was the case for the colleges I looked into.
A couple who got married in Virginia moves to Florida. Must Florida accept the couples marriage as valid?
A- No, because each state may set its own requirements for marriage. B- Yes, but Florida may charge an additional fee for authenticating the marriage certificate. C- Yes, because of the privilages and immunities clause D- Yes, because of the full faith and credit clause E- It depends upon whether Virginia and Florida have reached a reciprocity agreement
Do grocery stores verify checks before accepting a check and if so how?
Major retailers,grocery stores included, tend to verify checks electronically. If being used to make a purchase, the retailer will run the check through a check reader. This sends data on the account to a company that verifies the person whose account it is doesn’t have a history of bad checks etc. If it is the first time a customer is cashing a check with that business, they then also capture the person’s identification, usually via a driver’s license or state ID. They tie that person’s ID (which links to their name and address) to the purchase. If customer will usually have to agree to “terms and conditions” which revolve around what happens if the check bounces (usually recovery of the funds plus and additional penalty) collected from their account, on top of any penalties imposed by the bank. If the customer’s ID doesn’t make the name of the account holder on the check, they will not accept it as payment.