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Schooling comes in many forms -- from traditional K-12 education to college and the pursuit of advanced degrees. Learn all about schooling here.
Georgetown University
Georgetown University, a Roman Catholic institution operated by the Jesuits in the Georgetown section of Washington, B.C.
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Graduate School, a branch of an institution of higher learning that offers courses for students who have bachelor degrees.
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Hampton University, an institution of higher learning at Hampton, Virginia. The enrollment is predominantly black.
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Harrow School, an English independent secondary school for boys. The school is in Harrow, an urban borough of Greater London.
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Harvard University, the oldest institution of higher learning in the United States.
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Haskell Indian Nations University, an institution of higher learning for American Indians.
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Heidelberg, University of, an institution of higher learning in Heidelberg, Germany.
See more »Home Schooling
Home Schooling, the formal education of children by their parents at home. In the United States, the right to home schooling is recognized in all 50 states and the District of Columbia either by statute or in case law.
See more »How does homeschooling work?
Homeschooling can seem like a really mysterious concept to those that are educated in public or private schools. Homeschooling is different for every family, so the term homeschooling can be hard to define. Learn about it in this article.
See more »Howard University
Howard University, a private, nonsectarian, coeducational institution in Washington, D.C., partially supported by government funds.
See more »Humanities
Humanities, in education, the studies that are designed primarily to promote culture.
See more »Illinois Institute of Technology
Illinois Institute of Technology, a privately controlled institution of higher learning in Chicago.
See more »Industrial Arts
Industrial Arts, the program of studies that introduces boys and girls in elementary and secondary schools to the processes, tools, and materials of industry.
See more »Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Industrial College of the Armed Forces, a top-level United States military school.
See more »Institute for Advanced Study
Institute for Advanced Study, a center for scholars at Princeton, New Jersey. It conducts no regular courses and awards no degrees.
See more »Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins University, anonsectarian, private university in Baltimore, Maryland.
See more »Juilliard School
Juilliard School, a private coeducational institution at Lincoln Center in New York City.
See more »Junior College
Junior College, an institution that offers two years of education beyond high school.
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Junior High School, a school organized to help students make the transition from elementary school to high school.
See more »Kindergarten
Kindergarten, a school for children just below the elementary level. the ages normally ranging from four to six.
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