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Old 03-27-2007, 02:56 PM
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Absolutely – all interested need apply.
I don’t claim to know the intricacies of the admissions process. I do know, above all, they try to build a well rounded student body.

We had classes that were remedial, standard, honors, and advance placement/AP within each discipline: math, English etc. Some students were all remedial, some a mix of standard and honors. It depended on the individual.
Some students were able to take tests separate from the class or allotted extra time because they had “test taking anxiety” or a different "learning style"/disability.

They take care of students at all levels and are most flexible. That’s part of why they have alumni so ready to contribute, the administration went above and beyond for many of us while we were in their care.

That said: This school is very challenging academically. We always had hours more homework than any of our friends in public or other private schools. I don’t know if they still have 2 hour exams each semester, but they sure made college exams seem like old hat.
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Old 06-02-2007, 02:55 PM
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Kinda late in these post....You have been providing some great info.
I am RN (adult ED/ICU and peds/neonatal ICU). I am studying to be a family nurse practitioner. What kind of hosptial is Erlanger? I live in Atlanta, is it anything like Grady? Is it a trauma center? How do TN and physicians treat mid level pratitioners?
Thanks for any info you might have.
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Dear Troller,

Chattanooga has excellent medical facilities. It has three main hospitals: Parkridge, Memorial, and Erlanger. There is also T.C. Thompson Children's Hospital (part/adjacent to Erlanger). Erlanger is a large teaching institution with many residents.

Pediatric care is very good in the area. Please PM me if need a specific pediatrician or FP recommendation.


If you (or others) have any other questions, please let me know.

drfranklin
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Old 06-02-2007, 03:13 PM
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Thumbs up Chattanooga Chamber Link

i-3: Here is the chamber of commerce link to ALL Hospitals in Hamilton co.
" Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce " enter . HOSPITALS in seach window.
enjoy. Each one has their own web page, choice.
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Old 10-30-2007, 09:57 PM
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Default Car Businesses and Towing

Sounds like Chattanooga is a great area and is close to what we're used to in Florida. But we want out of Florida heat,so we've been looking at Chattanooga and Cleveland too. We've been up there a few times and looked in that area. Signal Mountain is a beautiful area but a little more pricey than we want. Is there a good horse/mini farm oriented area between Chattanooga and Cleveland that's reasonably priced? And is there a need for a good dependable Towing company somewhere up that way?
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where is the best area to live in chattanooga thats not to expensive but still nice? and how much do apartments average there ? my husband would like to get a job at the volkswagon plant does anyone have any info on that ,please let me know thanks..
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