Category Archive for: ‘Education’
Ekal Vidyalaya: Transforming Lives
By Chahna Tailor Gupta Growing up in South Florida, I’ve had the privilege of witnessing the incredible impact of the Ekal Vidyalaya Foundation firsthand. From attending the annual events to volunteering and now serving as the President of the South Florida Chapter, my journey with …
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Namaste 2023: A Celebration of Indian Culture in South Florida
Namaste 2023: A Celebration of Indian Culture in South Florida Akshaya Patra is thrilled to announce the return of Namaste! 2023 to South Florida, and it promises to be bigger and more entertaining than ever before. Building on the success of Namaste! 2022, our inaugural …
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College Application Deadline Information for 2025 Graduates
By Marjorie Licht When asked by parents “when are college applications due?” There is no one answer, and for 2025 graduates there are some new answers, especially if you are applying to the University of Florida. First, let’s explain the general types of application deadlines …
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The Ever-Changing Landscape of College Admissions
The journey towards securing a place at a college or university in the US is constantly in flux. From the ever-evolving policies surrounding standardized tests to the challenges posed by a growing applicant pool, the factors influencing admissions decisions can be complex and opaque. To …
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Make Learning FUN again for Kids! By Dr. Vijay Apte
Do you agree that these days kids spend the vast majority of their time either in front of a screen or being shuffled from activity to activity? There’s something I’ve noticed over the last few years that bothers me: Most of the kids I see …
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What kind of parent are you? By Dr. Namitha Raju
Most of us are aware of the controlling parent and the lenient parent. A controlling parent manages their kids’ behaviors using dominating techniques such as threats, yelling, shaming, sarcasm, or punishments. Parents who use control don’t like it but feel compelled to use it. Moreover, …
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Is a Caribbean medical school worth it, and do you get a return on investment? By Dr. Bhartiben Patel
It’s been 10 years since I graduated from medical school in the Caribbean. Although much has happened since then, I still remember all the wonderful feelings surrounding my acceptance to the school. I was excited at the time to learn about the world and be …
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College Savings Plan for Your Children By Robert H. Scott III
Professor, Dept. of Economics, Finance & Real Estate, Monmouth University The college savings plan known as a “529” is often touted as a smart way to save for a child’s college education. But these plans involve more than just putting away money for college. Here …
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EB-1A Extraordinary Ability Green Cards
One of my favorite areas to practice immigration law involves representing exceptional individuals with extraordinary abilities. I first use a personally created and detailed analytical analysis of my client’s (or potential client’s) specific profession, skill set, and unusual talents to determine their chances of successfully petitioning …
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