Queen's University is one of the proud universities standing at northeastern part of Lake Ontario. It was originally founded by the Royal Charter of Queen Victoria in 1841, thus the name Queen's University. It was in the year 1842 where the first ever class was held in the university. Being one of the pioneer degrees granting organization in the United Province of Canada, it has educated quite a number of Canada's prominent political and cultural personalities.

The Queen's School of Business is recognized worldwide as the leading business education in North America. Top caliber students in Canada and from all across the globe are attracted to enroll at Queen's University because of its high quality education reflected by its proud students, faculty and the rest of the university's community. Queen's both have academic and non-academic programs. This school is considered as a world- class university. It's famous for hundreds of momentous research papers that had helped in evaluating the business industry in general. The MBA Program of Queen University is considered as one of the finest in the world. BusinessWeek ranked it first as the best business school outside the United States in October 2004. Its MBA program constantly ranks among the finest programs in and outside of Canada.

The Queen's MBA Program is subdivided into four categories namely, Queen's MBA for Science and Technology, Queen's Executive MBA, Queen's – Cornell Executive MBA, and Queen's Accelerated MBA. The MBA for Science and Technology is ideal for graduates with a degree in science, engineering and technology. The program takes 12 months of intensive learning, which prepares them to be successful business heads.

The Executive MBA program is intended for current managers and executives. The program starts in the month of August or September and can be completed in a span of 15 months. The program can be taken simultaneously even students are employed. The classes are scheduled for the whole day during Fridays and Saturday morning.

The Queen University's Cornell Executive MBA is a one of a kind program that is also ideal for managers and executives that have global business ambitions. It is a partnership between Queen's and Johnson Graduate School of Management where students, upon completion of the program, become qualified alumni of both schools.

The Accelerated MBA is ideal for those who took business course during college and have a minimum of two years work experience in the business world. It gives emphasis on advanced management area that will help enhance the learning gained from the college years. The program allows students to develop a sense of leadership and to know how to work in a team. The program can be completed in a span of 12 months and can be taken simultaneously with work. The alumni are supported by the school in searching for a career through the Career management Assistance given even after graduation.

The program uses videoconferencing in its curriculum. This makes learning more interactive. Professors from Queen's and Cornell partake in molding the students to become the best business leaders.

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Welcome to BlogBaker! This is a tutorial post to get your started. You may edit it or delete it, however, if you would like to read it again after doing so you may find it HERE.

Tutorial Sections

• Posting
• Modifying Your Theme

The following sections will give you a brief overview of a few important areas of your blog! Before we start, you should be aware that most modifications and posting made on your blog will be done via the administration panel.

To access your administration panel, click on the "Administration Panel" link in the Meta widget located in the sidebar of your blog. Alternatively, you may enter the URL in manually to your address bar, like so: http://tsunnystrongstara.blogbaker.com/admin/.

Alright! Lets get started, shall we?

Posting

Writing and publishing posts is the most important part of a blog. To add your own posts, you may click on the Add New link in the "Posts" section of your administration panel as demonstrated by the image below:

From the "Create New Post" page, you may enter a title, content, define a brief excerpt of your content, and specify tags and categories. Once you are finished preparing your post, you may click on the Publish button as indicated by the image below:

Once a post has been published, you can view it by either Previewing it from your administration panel, or directly in the wild on your blog by going to your blog URL, like so: http://tsunnystrongstara.blogbaker.com/.

Modifying Your Theme

The easiest way to begin changing your theme is through the drag'n'drop Edit Mode included in BlogBaker. This tool may be accessed from the Edit Mode option of the "Appearance" section in your administration panel, or alternatively the Meta widget of your blog by clicking on the Enable Edit Mode link as shown below in this example image:

And once the page loads, you'll see roughly the image below. Click on the (+) image to begin selecting widgets and adding them to your widget bar at the bottom. From there you may drag them out and into containers on the page! Once you're done making changes, click on the green check-mark button to save.

Additionally, you can change your blog's theme by going to your administration panel, and clicking on the Themes option in the "Appearance" section. From there, you may change the variant of a particular theme (such as Light or Dark, for the default theme, "Fresh Print"), or select another theme for your blog.

A few more little things...

I would just like to address a couple of other little areas of interest: your profile, and your settings.

Your profile may be changed at any time by going to the Profile section of your administration panel. You may wish to update your public name, and possibly your biography.

Your blog settings are located just below the Profile section, in the Settings section. There, you may change the title and caption of your blog, your discussion options, your permalink structure and much, much more!

Last but not least!

If you run into any problems, please do not hesitate to contact Sparklit Support!

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Thank you for reading!

Sincerely,

The Baker