Home-school students draw rising college interest in Missouri
In Columbia Missouri Columbia College actively recruits home schooled students like Sara Kianmehr a 19 year old junior who found the school welcoming and flexible about transcripts From outreach including direct mailing lists to targeted admissions web pages the college aims to capture a growing pool of home schooled applicants Many institutions acknowledge these students are well prepared and academically capable The article notes a small cohort at Columbia College about a dozen full time undergrads out of 1000 and highlights a first year student Magdalene Pride who earned over 50 community college credits and won a four year scholarship priced at 12414 annually Pride credits the openness of the campus and the advocacy of student ambassadors for her decision
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Vaccines aim to curb smoking overeating and drug use
Chicago report notes promising but unproven vaccines could curb nicotine cocaine and obesity. Institute projects nicotine vaccine may reach market in three years with $15 million invested. Debates arise on ethics consent and potential misuse in courts and parenting.
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