Hampstead School Of English

i know that school, i drive past it nearly every day it is on the finchley road in n w london.
its been there for years and i always see loads of students outside there, it has always looked very popular.

2010-07-08 17:05:55 by Pedro

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Hi! I'd like to attend a summer English course in London and I've looked for school that offer this kind of service. Taking into consideration different aspects, such as price, location, facilities..., I think that the "best" could be Belgravia College. ( http://www.belgraviacollege.co.uk/ )
Has anyone studied there? Do you know something about this school? Is it good?
I found many other schools, but the most noteworthy are:
- Bloomsbury International ( http://www.bloomsbury-international.com/ )
- Hampstead School of English ( http://www.hampstead-english.ac.uk/ )
They cost more than Belgravia. Are they worth their price or is Belgravia good enough?

Thanks xx

Your English seems to be very good - good enough for you to be a native speaker, so I'm surprised you are looking for an English language school.

Each school gives a physical address and an appropriate landline telephone number.

They all sound reputable, but they may not be appropriate for you.

Perhaps a uni summer school may suit you better.

Good luck.

2010-07-19 03:15:19 by federica

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I'm a junior in public high school in Maryland. My 9th and 10th grade cumulative GPA is 3.2. My first quarter gpa this year was a 3.875. my class rank is 134/512 so basically 26%( that was last year so this year and next year will be better)
Could I get into these schools: 1)St. John's- Queens, NY 2)Colgate- Hamilton, NY 3)NYU- NY, NY
4)Hofstra- Hampstead, NY 5)University of Maryland- College Park 6)Howard University- DC
7)John's Hopkins- Baltimore, MD 8)City University of New York: Baruch College 9)City University of New York: City College and this is a biiigggg stretch but 10) Cornell- Ithaca, NY

In 9th grade, my gpa was a 2.3, 2.4. 2.8, and a 3.2, i didn't really care for school much then
I took geometry, biology, english 9 honors, us history, keyboarding, spanish 3, and gym/health. I had no extracurricular activities

10th grade I got a 3.5, 3.5, 3.2, and a 3.2- I started getting serious about college and stuff here
I took art 1, algebra 2 honors, chemistry, english 10 honors, child development 1, intro to criminology/american legal system, french 1, and lsn govt honors. I had no extras again

this year, so far my best year I got a 3.875 for the first quarter
I am taking physics, french 2, ap language, ap world history, trigonometry, piano, and child development 2 which is an internship teaching at an elementary school. I am in 3 extra since I learned how to use public transportation.

I know my classes are a little bit under but I go to public schools and we only have about 9 or 10 ap classes. Anyway, this summer, hopefully I complete about 300 hours of community service at the local hospital and the many nursing homes around my area and get a Job at Six Flags. I am also planning to take Pre-calculus.

My schedule for my senior year is Ap Literature, Ap Us history, Ap biology( if enough people sign up we can bring back the class), ap chemistry(again, if enough people sign up), ap calculus, and speech. if I get my cumulative to at least a 3.5 or 3.7 could I have a chance at those schools?
Oh, and as for SAT and ACT, I havent taken them yet, but I will take the sat 3 times and act 2 times

You have a good shot at all of them except Johns Hopkins, Cornell, NYU, Colgate, and possibly Hofstra are reaches. Good luck.

2010-11-30 14:57:00 by Marylu

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