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The School is opened with a unique vision to provide quality affordable education. Not only a unique vision but with a national mission to provide Egypt with world-class citizens who can serve globally as ambassadors of excellence and help position Egypt as a vibrant nation keen on achieving progress, prosperity, and well-being for its citizens and the world community. Besides molding talent for society, the school is also a place to go for truth, knowledge, and beauty. We provide education for stages from KGI up to Grade 12 at the age of 3years 6 months to 17 years old. I sincerely welcome all of those who are entering our school [ G L S ]. I am sure all of you in the mood to chase dreams, and advance to the next round in your lives with happy thoughts. In our school, students will be happy because we succeed in combining academic excellence with an outstanding range of opportunities beyond the classroom. Getting pupils through exams is not the most important thing about education. GRAND LANGUAGE SCHOOL prepares pupils for life leadership, service, and personal fulfillment. Grand Language School aims to develop in each student an awareness of his or her intellectual, artistic, and recreational potential the school believes in the development of each student's intellectual curiosity and is committed to academic excellence. We promote the independence of thought, respect for others, creativity, and a sense of responsibility for one’s actions and the good of society. All are important for life beyond school. I hope you will wish to visit the school and see for yourself what we can offer your Children. View full school

Grand River Academy is a college preparatory boarding and day school that helps young men activate their academic, emotional, and social potential and prepares them for lifelong success. As our infographic shows, Grand River Academy is a well-accredited, well-appointed boys private boarding high school. Our campus in Austinburg, Ohio, was founded in 1831 and spans over 200 acres. Our academic boarding school sets our students up for success in college and beyond by keeping our class sizes small and providing dedicated student support. By also offering boarding school athletics, we grow our students into more diverse, well-rounded individuals, enabling them to discover their character and activate their potential for lifelong success. Grand River Academy is a top all-boys boarding school located in Austinburg, OH. Situated on over 200 acres of land, GRA's campus provides space for young men to grow, learn, and explore. This historic campus is in a rural setting that's close to Lake Erie and the Grand River. Conveniently located less than one hour from Cleveland, OH, and two hours from Pittsburgh, PA, travel to and from the Academy is easy. Grand River Academy believes that any student can thrive in the right environment. We guide every young man who enters the Academy to reach his full potential academically, emotionally, and socially. Designed specifically for boys, we view our all-boys college preparatory school as an avenue to develop young men into exceptional, contributing citizens. As a top academic boarding school in Ohio, GRA's active and engaging learning environments focus on creation and collaboration and motivating students to realize and achieve their true potential. With experienced and dedicated faculty and staff members who are experts at teaching boys, every young man develops character, honor, sportsmanship, empathy, and a passion for lifelong learning. More than a boarding school education, Grand River Academy fosters a close-knit and supportive 'Community of One' - a home away from home, a family, and a place where enduring friendships take hold. This innovative program at our college preparatory boarding school aims to ready our young men for the university structure, where they will be specializing in an area of interest. Students will increase their likelihood of being accepted into one of their top university/ or college choices by specializing in a program of their interest at Grand River Academy. A secondary benefit of this program is that seniors will get a chance to "test" and "explore" a possible college major. View full school

It doesn't matter if you ask a long-time professor, recent graduate, passionate alum, or a fresh-eyed first-year student. Pick a member of the Grand View community at random and ask him or her what it means to be a Viking, and you will most likely get a one-word answer: Family. Housed in a city, unlike any other, our students gain an education unlike any other. The whole city is our classroom, and our students emerge not just with a diploma, but with experiences that could only happen at Grand View University. Whether you want to follow in the footsteps of giants or forge a new path, this is the place to start. When it comes to education, Grand View University means business...and biotechnology and theatre and 40+ other majors and pre-professional programs.No matter which program you choose, you'll be immersed in the Viking culture. Our creative, innovative, hands-on learning style means that no two experiences are the same. It's all about making your education your own. Our theory? Learn what you love, and you'll love to learn. Founded more than 100 years ago in 1896, Grand View offers a high-quality education to a diverse student body in a career-oriented, liberal arts-grounded curriculum in Des Moines, Iowa, a metropolitan area of more than half a million people. Grand View offers bachelor's and master's degrees and welcomes traditional students and adult learners representing a wide range of religious and cultural backgrounds. At Grand View, students find a winning combination of high-quality programs, experienced professors, and caring individuals. With approximately 2,000 students (around 1,650 full time), an average class size of 16, and a student-to-faculty ratio of 14 to 1, students get to know their professors and other students well. They learn independence and seek responsibility in Grand View's educational environment. Learning is an interactive process at Grand View—students engage in lively discussions, work on real-world projects, and participate in career-related work experiences. Grand View welcomes and supports students from all walks of life, geographies, religions, and ethnicities. The core values at Grand View University provide a foundation for faculty, staff, and students to fulfill the mission and achieve the institution's vision. Grand View University engages, equips, and empowers students to fulfill their potential and serve society. Committed to the development of the whole person – mind, body, and spirit – and to preparing students for successful careers and responsible citizenship both in their communities and in a diverse and changing world, Grand View offers a liberal arts education that: Challenges students to inquire with a disciplined and critical mind, communicate effectively, and display an awareness of the global issues that affect us all. Creates a community of learners where differing perspectives are welcome, where friendly interaction is the norm, and where intellectual and personal integrity is expected and modeled. Offers a supportive environment where students can engage in community with others, discern life purpose, and grow in leadership. Affirms Christian faith and ethics as a vision for life. This vision enhances our respect for all people's diversity and dignity, for relating to others, and for the pursuit of lifelong learning. With boldness and confidence, we will… Provide a rigorous education that prepares students for successful careers and inspired lives. Afford this opportunity to all qualified students, including those who have been underrepresented in college populations. Preserve the virtues of independent, residential, church-related, liberal arts education for future generations. Blend the strengths of engaging and interactive in-class experiences with appropriate technologies to enrich learning and extend our reach. Build community ties that enhance life in the region and add value to our students. By doing these things well, we can emerge as a leader within the higher education community and provide excellence in teaching the next generation of students. At Grand View University, we are committed to producing well-rounded individuals committed to others' scholarship and leadership. To get the most out of your time on campus, we encourage you to get involved with campus life and throughout the Des Moines and Polk County communities. From cheering on the Viking athletic teams to serving those in need at the Des Moines Food Bank, the social programs and service opportunities available to our students are unparalleled. How do you know if you're Viking material? It's easy. Vikings are family. We're welcoming and inclusive. We believe in the greater good. We're the first to volunteer for demanding tasks. We love a challenge. We think before we act, and our actions are rooted in integrity and compassion. Being a Viking means taking chances to solve complex global challenges while still taking the time to do the simple things that make a big difference, like smiling at a stranger. No matter who or where you are, there is a place for you at Grand View. We want to give you the tools you need to have an unforgettable college experience, land your dream job, and help change the world for the better. That's the Viking way. If you are curious and not afraid to take risks, this is the university for you. Whether you're ready to fill out the application or planning ahead, all the information you need is here. View full university

We are the first choice of students from throughout Michigan and across the country. Our academic excellence, engaged faculty, and a great return on investment create an unmatched educational experience. That's the Laker Effect, and we want you to be part of it. Please stay in the loop and follow us on social media for the latest news from Admissions and around the University. Get connected and request info on specific academic programs and admissions events. Visiting campus is the best way for prospective students and their families to experience the Laker Effect in person. Take a tour, meet with an admissions counselor, and find answers to your questions about Grand Valley. Applying to Grand Valley is the first step in becoming a Laker! We accept applications year-round and begin admitting new students on a first-come, first-served basis for the following fall semester in August. Explore Grand Valley's selection of majors, minors, and certificates in more than 300 areas of study, then select the one that's right for you. More than 25,000 students have chosen to study at Grand Valley, making us one of Michigan's largest universities. We're big enough to have a major university's impact and small enough to give you the support and resources you need to move forward and succeed. An education that teaches you to ask why and how separates Grand Valley from schools that focus on just getting your first job. Your Grand Valley education will serve you for a lifetime. Professionals are teachers and mentors in the classroom, paying attention to individual needs, helping students build confidence, and fulfilling their potential. Some of the state's newest living centers are just a critical part of a vibrant and diverse campus life experience. Whatever your interests, it's easy to get involved. Grand Valley State University does NOT require you to have health insurance, but it is strongly encouraged. We think it is essential that students have comprehensive health coverage to stay healthy and achieve your educational goals. Please be aware that the University's liability insurance program does not cover injury or sickness sustained by a student even if these activities result from class or group participation activities such as intramural sports, theater, etc. Grand Valley State University is an excellent place for students to invest in their futures. The Office of Financial Aid & Scholarships can help you maximize your investment by working with you to determine how to meet your unique needs most effectively. The Center for Adult and Continuing Studies develops and supports programs and services that link lifelong learners' needs with the University's resources.The Center for Adult and Continuing Studies is dedicated to serving adult and non-traditional learners, being a leader in providing new opportunities for access to learning and innovative educational opportunities. We are known for our contributions to and being a resource for the communities we serve and the University. GVSU's Graduate Certificates allow students to enhance their skills and gain credentials in a short amount of time.GVSU offers numerous combined Bachelor/Master degree programs, and a Student-Initiated Combined Degree program, where students can earn a bachelor's and master's degree together to maximize their education. Disability Support Resources (DSR) 's mission is to provide support resources and accommodations that enhance the environment for persons with disabilities and help educate the university community on disability issues. We strive to provide persons with disabilities with the resources needed to be successful as students, staff, or faculty members through innovative approaches and effective collaborations. Grand Valley State University (GVSU) is committed to providing access to programs and facilities for all students, faculty, and staff. GVSU promotes the inclusion of individuals with disabilities as part of our commitment to creating a diverse, intercultural community. It is the policy of GVSU to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act as amended by the ADA Amendment Act (2008), Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and other applicable federal and state laws that prohibit discrimination based on disability. GVSU will provide reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities upon request. As adopted by the Board of Trustees, Grand Valley State University is committed to inclusion and equity and strives to establish a climate that welcomes all students' and employees' contributions. The University is guided by values for inclusiveness and community, which are integral to our mission to educate students to shape their lives, professions, and societies and enrich the community through excellent teaching, active scholarship, and public service. The University strives to provide all community members with an inclusive environment and equitable opportunities for success. The University is also committed to maintaining a climate conducive to an educational, living, and employment environment that is free from unlawful acts of harassment and discrimination, as well as those defined by this policy. All community members are expected to conduct themselves in a manner that does not infringe upon others' rights. It is neither the purpose nor intent of this policy to infringe on the First Amendment or academic freedom defined by the University. View full university

Grand Canyon College was chartered on Aug. 1, 1949, with 16 faculty and approximately 100 students in Prescott, AZ. In 1951, the college relocated to a 90-acre tract in West Phoenix and was fully accredited in 1968 by the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education. Established as a Baptist-affiliated institution with an emphasis on religious studies, the school initially offered bachelor’s programs in education. Programs expanded to include the sciences, nursing, business, music and fine arts. It was during this time when the college started to develop a reputation for producing effective teachers, nurses and health care professionals in the Southwest. By the early 2000s, GCU struggled with maintaining its operations in light of dwindling financial support. The university faced a critical juncture in September 2003, teetering on the verge of insolvency and facing the prospect of bankruptcy. A small group of investors acquired the university and refocused on online education for working adults. With an improving financial structure, the university recruited a new leadership team in 2008 to envision a future that centered around a hybrid campus strategy—combining traditional students with nontraditional students (primarily working adults studying at the graduate level). The university completed an initial public offering in 2008 to generate the capital necessary to improve its online infrastructure and expand its campus. The university grew its campus student body from fewer than 1,000 students in 2009 to over 19,000 ground students in fall 2017, where the incoming student GPA was 3.5. By 2016, more than 75% of the university’s traditional students study in rigorous STEM and business programs. GCU’s nontraditional student body increased from approximately 22,000 students at the start of 2009 to over 60,000 online students currently. Over 47% of GCU's online student body is studying at the graduate level and that percentage is growing. In total since 2009, the university had invested over $1 billion dollars—and today, continues to invest in full-time faculty, improved technology infrastructure, new facilities and programmatic expansion in high-growth, high-demand areas such as engineering, computer science and IT. The university has been able to self-fund these investments with only nominal increases in tuition for nontraditional students, while freezing tuition for traditional students for 10 straight years. While planning to change in institutional organization and status to Grand Canyon University, Grand Canyon College identified several landmark events during this transition: organizing programs and departments into colleges, offering graduate degree programs, establishing the Grand Canyon University Foundation and the generosity of those who pledged or gave unrestricted gifts valued at $1 million dollars or more. In May of 1984, college trustees voted to prepare for transition to university status on the school’s 40th anniversary. Then GCU moved from being owned and operated by the Arizona Southern Baptist Convention to being self-owned by the Board of Trustees. GCU's identity and mission have remained deeply rooted in "the faith that was once for all delivered to the saints" (Jude 3) for nearly 70 years. As an interdenominational university, GCU's community is a product of the wonderful diversity of traditions and denominations that have grown out of the roots of biblical Christianity. Yet in the midst of this rich diversity, the university has consistently cultivated unity around the core doctrines and common practices of the faith.Our work on campus and within the community flows from a vibrant faith and concern to honor and emulate Jesus Christ in all we say and do. Our Christian convictions, Christ-focused curriculum and service beyond the classroom provide a foundation that is the bedrock of our community and basis for work together.This foundation simultaneously serves as a reminder of who we are and a statement about who we strive to be. This one foundation continually guides our learning and working communities toward faithfulness, excellence and service to God and our neighbors. Whether you are a professional who wishes to learn more about a specific content area or a college student seeking transfer credits to complete your degree program, Grand Canyon University (GCU) offers a variety of college courses to help you meet your goals. Individual college courses from our bachelor's and master's degree programs are conveniently available online in areas such as education, nursing, counseling, accounting and science. While attending GCU, you will experience class using the university's online learning system and participate with both those seeking to complete a single course and those pursuing a degree. A student services counselor will guide you through the online classroom and help you understand the various resources available. In addition, you will have access to all university resources, including our online library, tutoring and mentoring. This is a very exciting time at Grand Canyon University (GCU). The rich heritage of the past still thrives in an atmosphere of innovation, energy and growth. Our mission focuses on providing quality academics while remaining a student-centered organization. We offer a wide variety of flexible and accelerated programs to serve both working adults and traditional students, from undergraduate studies to doctoral degree programs. GCU is also dedicated to maintaining the academic integrity and rigor of our degree programs, which will challenge you intellectually and spiritually. We focus on student retention, accountability of learning outcomes and faculty development. View full university

Grand Columbus International School was established in the year 1998. It is an Hindi medium Co-educational Independent school affiliated to CBSE with affiliation number 530227 and has a General affiliation which is valid up to 31/3/2024. It is located in the Faridabad district of Haryana and is currently being managed by the A D Educational Society, Haryana. It is presently under the principal -administration of Deepika Sharma. There are a total of 75 rooms, 8 Labs, and 1 Library present in the school. You can find other information about the school in the tables below. NATURE OF THE SCHOOL Category of School Co-educational Medium of Instruction Hindi Types of School Independent Labs and Rooms Details Total Rooms Total Lab Total Libraries Small Room Medium Room Large Room School Area (in Sq m.) Play Area (in Sq m.) 75 8 1 11 61 1 6068 3500 View full school