north catholic high school

How much do you pay a month for North Catholic High School for boys in Philadelphia??

?If you mean De La Salle North Catholic High School 70% of teh tuition is proibived by a donor. Contact the school in order to find out your expected monthly charge.

2007-12-20 13:27:51 by J

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i'm looking for catholic high school in sydney north area

This web site might help:
http://www.cso.brokenbay.catholic.edu.au /about/index.html

Excerpt:
"Welcome to the Catholic Schools Office of the Diocese of Broken Bay located in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

The Diocese of Broken Bay stretches from Willoughby on Sydney's lower north shore to Lake Munmorah on the Central Coast. It covers 2,763 sq kms and includes both bush and coastal communities."

2006-11-26 15:27:26 by jia

Price: $79.95 $79.95

hello. This year ill be in the 8th grade at a Catholic School. I get straight A's, and I will be put into Algebra 1 in the 8th grade. When i graduate, im having trouble deciding what High School to go to. One is a public, new, started in 2005, is just like 1 minute away from my house. It looks awesome on the outside. Its North Point School for Science, Technology and Industry. The other, is a catholic one. Its like the "big sibling" to the school I go to now because most of the students go thier after they graduate. When I graduate from HS, I want to go to Columbia University, then on to Either Harvard or Yale for Law.
If my grades stay perfect, and I participate in alot of Extra Curriculum Activities, etc, will going to a Public School Affect being accepted at a Top School?? Ehh... idk what to do. Im confused now. Can Someone give me advice and stuff? Thanks.

http://www.ccboe.com/northpoint/default. htm

http://www.bmhs.org/

What school you come from affects college admission only if it's a horrible school and you didn't receive a satisfactory education--which for you doesn't seem like a problem at all!

My advice would be to try the public school, you will meet new people and have new experiences than what you've know in private school (it's more laid-back and more like the real world, private schools tend to be more sheltered and strict.)

You still have a lot of time to worry about college, just focus on getting good grades and taking the best classes you can, but don't forget to also enjoy life!

Good luck!

2009-08-01 21:29:39 by freshflip1322

Price: $79.95 $79.95

Umm I posted this question before, but I havent gotten an answer that is really helping me decide..

hello. This year ill be in the 8th grade at a Catholic School. I get straight A's, and I will be put into Algebra 1 in the 8th grade. When i graduate, im having trouble deciding what High School to go to. One is a public, new, started in 2005, is just like 1 minute away from my house. It looks awesome on the outside. Its North Point School for Science, Technology and Industry. The other, is a catholic one. Its like the "big sibling" to the school I go to now because most of the students go thier after they graduate. When I graduate from HS, I want to go to Columbia University, then on to Either Harvard or Yale for Law.
If my grades stay perfect, and I participate in alot of Extra Curriculum Activities, etc, will going to a Public School Affect being accepted at a Top School?? Ehh... idk what to do. Im confused now. Can Someone give me advice and stuff? Thanks.

http://www.ccboe.com/northpoint/default. htm

http://www.bmhs.org/

The Catholic school appears to be typical of many Catholic schools, students of varied abilities and a good solid education. It doesn't appear to have a super rigorous curriculum, from the number of National Merit (based on PSAT scores) recognized seniors. At top prep schools with rigorous curriculum where many students matriculate to the Ivies, you will see 40 - 50% recognized (and about half Finalists), 20%+ at schools a step down academically. The public school looks quite good for a public school, so this is what is probably making your decision more difficult that it would usually be. And being so close, that's very convenient.

Just a guess, but it seems like you'd probably have a better chance at getting into a good college from the Catholic school. It's likely from what I read about the schools that the Catholic school will have better college counseling, and that really helps when you're applying to top colleges. You'll need to have exceptional college grades to get into Harvard or Yale Law School, tougher than getting into the colleges.

Even at the best public schools it's quite a bit more rowdier than private/Catholic schools. That can be a distraction from your studies. Also, as you know, private/Catholic schools will keep on you to do well, it's expected that you will work hard and go to college. With higher expectations, there are better results.

You need to decide which school is the better fit for you. Go to the Open House, etc for the Catholic school, go to events at the public school if there isn't shadowing or open house. Sports, theatre, anything. If your parents are willing to pay tuition, and if the fit is equal, you might consider the Catholic school.

To get into Columbia or other top colleges you need to stand out. Look at my post here to see some kids who were highly considered by the Ivies, each one was accepted by an Ivy. My dh does admissions interviews for local applicants to his Ivy alma mater.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index? qid=20090317233957AA72VT6&show=7

Before you decide you want to go to law school, spend some time in a law office, and be sure you love to write. Being an attorney means writing all day (and night). You have to have a good knowledge of literature and history, so you can write interesting, clear briefs, etc that the court (clerk!) will actually read. It also means working all the time, I mean 12 hour days every day, if you want to be successful, work at biglaw.

Good luck!

2009-08-03 10:21:24 by freshflip1322

please let me know if somebody knows the tuition fee????also in loretto elementary school in los angeles(catholic private school)????
just for the whole school year.

North Hollywood High School is a public school, so it is free.

North Hollywood schools:
http://www.greatschools.net/california/n orth-hollywood/schools/

Call Our Lady of Loretto and ask how much the tuition is. They don't have a website, so you can't check that way.
Our Lady of Loretto Catholic Church
250 North Union Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90026
213-483-3013

Good luck!

2009-03-18 05:34:37 by CorJ