Puressentiel Rutina Articulations & Muscles Reposo Muscular

Puressentiel Articulations & Muscles Aceite de Masaje Árnica Gaulteria Bio 100 ml

Sesamum Indicum (Sesame) Seed Oil*, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil*, Arnica Montana Flower Extract*, Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Oil*, Juniperus Communis (Juniper) Fruit Oil*, Mentha Piperita (Peppermint) Oil*, Cedrelopsis Grevei Bark Extract, Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Oil*, Limonene, Linalool, Eucalyptus Citriodora Oil*, Gaultheria Fragrantissima (Wintergreen) Oil*, Capsicum Frutescens Fruit Extract*, Spiraea Ulmaria (Meadowsweet) Flower Extract*, Citronellol, Geraniol, Eugenol.
*Ingredientes procedentes de la Agricultura Ecológica.

Puressentiel Articulations & Muscles Roller con 14 Aceites Esenciales 75 ml

Aqua, Turpentine Oil, PEG-7 Glyceryl Cocoate, Glycerin, Melaleuca Leucadendron Cajaput Oil, Oxygen, Sulfated Castor Oil, Pinus Sylvestris Leaf Oil, Gaultheria Procumbens (Wintergreen) Leaf Oil, Hydroxypropyl Guar, Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Oil, Sassafras Officinale Root Oil, Mentha Piperita (Peppermint) Oil, Lavandula Hybrida Oil, Melaleuca Viridiflora Leaf Oil, Eucalyptus Citriodora Oil, Origanum Majorana Leaf Oil, Juniperus Communis Fruit Oil, Eugenia Caryophyllus (Clove) Bud Oil, Anthemis Nobilis Flower Oil, Limonene, Eugenol, Geraniol, Linalool.

Puressentiel Articulations & Muscles Bálsamo Calmante con 14 Aceites Esenciales 30 ml

Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter, Cera Alba (Beeswax), Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Camphor, Menthol, Turpentine, Melaleuca Leucadendron Cajuputi Leaf Oil, Pinus Sylvestris Leaf Oil, Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Oil, Limonene, Piper Nigrum Fruit Oil,, Mentha Piperita, (Peppermint) Oil, Lavandula Hybrida Grosso Herb Oil, Melaleuca Viridiflora Leaf Oil, Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf Oil, Myristica Fragrans (Nutmeg) Kernel Oil, Origanum Majorana Flower Oil, Juniperus Communis Wood Oil, Tocopherol, Eugenia Caryophyllus (Clove) Bud Oil, Linalool, Eugenol, Gaultheria Procumbens (Wintergreen) Leaf Oil, Geraniol, Citronellol, Benzyl Salicylate, Benzyl Benzoate, Isoeugenol, Coumarin, Citral.

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So that was of of our and for for most this for other of on of the of to are as at for for in of for as the the the and for in standard of that of of the the is that have the is on of an is formatted to have this is in standard of for our. the of of of of of of that the of that as is to of of of of of that of the of that the we that of of the for a in is for in an is is is standard of first that the of the to of a of is at of in of of of of of of of of is of the first of high schools with of science for our region in the state. I think it is the only program that is of of its design in Colorado for our region here. Um is designed to help students transition into an academic program um for stem fields for both university as and careers. It builds up leadership, academic confidence self-efficacy, and we have many support services wrap around them. Uh free, free, everything and all we require a student of students are three things that they be dedicated full-time status for classes part of with us at any campus in PCC they plan to, and we help you to build that schedule that you take seven, seven, I can't emphasize it seven is a good number but only need nine credits per semester of science, math, computer science technology, and, the most important is that you need to be a resident with an US, citizen permanent residence and most of our students come. We have some that we found out don't have that residency. We do have some program from funds that the department can tap into for students who do not qualify through our grant funds, for we've supported quite a bit of non-resident non-documented students directly as well from this program that way we want to turn nobody away we want to encourage everybody, so with that being said, we are located on the second floor of life sciences 235 on the pueblo, campus um, we're building some things there, but right, now, please get a hold of us via via our of our website on our on PCC, and I also sent it to Carol, so hopefully it'll be part of the links provided to you later on today. Yes and we actually are right around the corner from, HOSA as well. Perfect. So thank you so much and we enjoy having STEM here and we welcome all high schoolers, high, school seniors who are taking, up to come to PCC up in that degree of STEM, thank you for your time guys. Excellent. Thank you very much, David next up we have, up, next, next. Up next, we have Colorado State University, Pueblo, and Ms. Jeanette. Hello everyone, good evening. Hopefully you can hear and see me. My name is Jeanette. I'm one of our admissions counselors here at CSU, Pueblo. Can you guys, see me, see my presentation? Yes we can, take it away. Awesome, so we are CSU, Pueblo down in Southern Colorado we're located in Pueblo. We are regional comprehensive university. That means we have about 4,000 students on our campus. We are extremely diverse. Highly diverse population 50, of our student body are first generation students. They are the first in their family to attend college, and we have 47, of our population that are minoritized student populations as well. Because of our smaller class size, our average classroom is going to be 15 students to one. So you definitely have that closer connection with professors as well. We on campus we have 420, acres. We do have about 1000 of our. Students living in residents' halls, so you don't feel like we're just a commuter school. We're very, active campus as well, so there is plenty to do. For majors, we have our most popular, are business, nursing, pre-med, engineering. We also do have education, criminology, social work, as well. For our students who are interested. We do offer our, we're actually top in our we are top in western undergraduate exchange states. This is mostly out of state students but also for Colorado residents, the merit scholarships automated, we automatically review you when you submit your application. So for in-state students they automatically range from any GPA range with a 3.0 or higher. You'll automatically receive merit scholarships based with CSU, Pueblo. We also do have some in-state tuition for some specified states outside of Colorado, which is we call the sheriff's, we do have, the Western, Undergraduate exchange in our program as well. We do have some great programs we encourage students to apply. We are opening up our admissions next week on May 1st for students who want to apply, for students who are juniors currently going to be seniors this fall. So we welcome all applicants that way too. We also waive the, we don't have any fees for our applications, on our website, so you're feel free to apply at any time for free. We also work with our local communities like Pueblo, Community College, for transfer. If you guys decide to go that route, we do have, agreements with them where your credits are 100, guaranteed to transfer over as long as you're in that program, in our, under our MOUs which is the Memorandum of Understanding. So we do definitely work with PCC and we love having transfers coming into our campus too. We do, encourage you to visit our campus on our, through our website, csupueblo.edu visit, we have tours that are hosted, at on Tuesday, Friday, and Saturdays at select dates. So please feel free, we'd love to show you guys around, first or our campus on. Thank you so much, Jeanette, we appreciate that. Up next, we have Metropolitan State University. Hello everyone. My name is Elena. I am one of the admissions counselors at MSU, Denver. Or Metropolitan State University of Denver. We are actually located right in downtown Denver. So we do share a campus with two other institutions with the community college of Denver, as well as the University of Colorado, Denver on the Auraria Campus. So we are a commuter, commuter campus, very urban campus we don't dorms on. we do have partner properties right near campus. One being the Regency, and one of them being the Lynx Crossing, which is also on campus. So we do have some of those, resources. Let me go through, we have over 90 majors, actually closer to 100 majors now. We also have, close to, I want to say about over 100, minors and also some. Certificates. Our top 5 majors would be biology, art, business, psychology, and, we also have aerospace and aviation, which is actually very well known across the nation, not just in Colorado, as well as our. Nursing program. Our nursing program is, is direct admit now. And for that, we look at student’s GPA and their SAT scores, but we also do accept general, general admissions where you can, if you do not get to the direct entry, you can still apply as an, undeclared major and apply. Later on. We do also offer a degree in brewing. If that is interesting to you or any business management. We are actually. Number one in social mobility in Colorado. We also, we pride ourselves on being very accessible to our students. We actually are a modified open enrollment institution, so any student who is, 20, 20, or, is 19 years older has a high, school diploma can be admitted, otherwise, if you do graduated high, school in 2024 with. A GED or, and or older as, or 19 years or with high school standard. You'll be admitted as well as. If you have under. If you have below a 2.0 GPA on high, on high, school index, we do require just some extra testing to place you in classes or you could. Go to a community college for a couple set courses and then we'll, you can start automatically after completing those classes. We have quite a few events as well. We have open, open houses. We actually have an open house coming up this, this Saturday the 20th of April. If you guys are. Want to RSVP for that you can just. Search open house on, our website msudenver.edu, we have campus tours Monday through Friday as. Well at 10 am and 2 pm, we also have our application available on our website as. Well we have no application fee, so it is always 100 percent free to. Apply. We are also test blind, we do not require SAT. Or ACT, except for our program like, like I mentioned with our nursing program, which has separate, requirements, other than that we, for. General admissions we do not require test scores, but we do use them. If you submit them, we can use them for, placement of math, and English. If. Not you would take a placement exam instead,. I am, I'm happy to put in my direct contact. Information, but yes, we are the, MSU Denver Roadrunners and our mascot is. Rowdy. Thank you very much, Elena. Up next we have University of Colorado in. Colorado Springs, UCCS. Hello, thank you for having me. My name is, my name is Courtney and I'm one of. The admissions counselors with the University of Colorado Colorado, Springs. So we are, obviously we're in Colorado Springs. We have about 11,000, students. So we are medium sized institution. That means that we can have a smaller. Average class size with is 25 students, and a student. Faculty ratio of 15 to one, so. You still get to have really meaningful connections with, your professors and other. Students on campus. At UCCS we have, over 50 different undergraduate degree options. Ranging from business to education to public. Service to engineering to our health. Sciences, we have nursing is a. Really big state-of-the-art program on our campus as well as things. Like exercise science, human physiology. We have typical traditional sciences, biochemistry, chemistry, biology, but we also have really unique programs, like our. Sports Management program, our PGA Golf Management. Program, we have a Bachelor of Innovation. Degree, which is a, really great collaborative degree combining a multi-disciplinary approach with business and innovation, so you learn real-world skills, work with. Real-world clients while, getting your bachelor's degree in whatever technical. Skill you're interested in, such as computer science, engineering. Or digital media, things like that. So UCCS has. A lot of great opportunities, a lot of. Hands-on learning experience for you. In terms of applying, our application for next fall is open. You'll be able to apply on, either of our. Common App or our UCCS application. We do have, fee, waiver days. Colorado free application, is. In October, but we also are running. Free application weeks, typically through November and. December, things like that. We also. Do not require test scores, we are test-optional, meaning you do. Not have to submit ACT or SAT scores to be admitted. If you choose not to submit. Them, that's completely fine. It won't negatively impact your application at all. Or your automatic. Merit scholarships, we do have, first-year merit scholarships. Ranging. From about 1500 to, 3000 dollars, depending on, your GPA. If you are a transfer student,. We also have transfer scholarships. That are based on your. GPA, transfer GPA. In terms of visiting, campus, we do tour visits Monday through. Saturday. We also can, you can check out. Our website, we have some special tour days, like Mountain, Lion Mondays coming. Up or, on Fridays, we have special, programs like our science and. Engineering Day coming up. So feel free,. To reach out if you have questions, of course. I'll put my contact info in, in the chat. And. Thank you. Awesome, thank you so much. Courtney up next is Colorado. State University in Fort Collins. Hello everybody. My name is, Claire and I'm an admissions counselor here at, Colorado State University, situated. In Fort Collins, Colorado. We are a, large public land grant university of about 26,000. Students, with about 21,000, being undergraduates, but despite. Our size we have, an average class size of about 21. Students and a, student to faculty ratio of about. 17 to one. One, fun, fact about CSU, we were actually voted. One of the best. Universities in our, in terms of town-gown relation. Which means we have. Great relations with our town, our, our, our local, local economy. And our campus actually seamlessly. Blends with our. Downtown. So we're only located about. 10 to 15-minute walk from historic. Downtown. We offer over 300. Options in majors, minors, concentrations, and pre-professional. Tracks, and we are most well. Known for our major. In, animal sciences, biology, agriculture, psychology, and. Human development, and family. Studies. Some of our major, research programs, our research funds total. To 400, over 400 million, dollars annually. And we love getting undergraduates. Involved in research, right off the bat, as early as your first year on campus. We also have over 500, student. Clubs and organizations. We are. Highly residential, with all first-year students living on. Our. Our campus in one of our, 15 residence halls or. Learning communities. And we're. Just an hour north of. Denver right against the base of the Rocky. Mountains, so lots of access. To the. The outdoors. If you're. Interested in applying to, CSU, our, our application opens up. August 1st for high, school. Seniors. We are exclusively. On the, Common App, and. We. Do not require ACT or SAT scores for. Admission or scholarship consideration, and our application fee is. 50. But we waiver if you have, code. Or fee waivers, we also participate in the Colorado Free App. Days. I can drop my. Info into the chat, but I hope to. See you soon in Fort. Collins. Excellent. Thank you very much, Claire. Up. Next we have Regis. University. Hi. Sorry, let me turn my camera back on, perfect. Yes my name is Liz and I'm. One of the, Senior Admissions. Counselors at Regis University, we are located in north Denver. We're about ten, minutes. From downtown, we have about. 1,600 undergraduate. Students and average class size. Is 17, and our maximum class size. Is about 45, so if you are looking. For a community-based environment. Where your. Teachers will know you by name, Regis is definitely a great place to look. We are a Jesuit Catholic university, but you do not need to be Catholic to attend. Our values center around community, service, being men and women with and for others. About 15 percent of our students are student athletes. We are NCAA division two. We've won championships in basketball, soccer, volleyball, etc. Our top areas of study are biology/pre-med, nursing, business, and we also have pre-professional tracks like physical therapy, occupational therapy, pharmacy, and more. Our freshman application is always free, on the Common App, or on our Regis website. We are test optional, and we are currently on a rolling admission schedule for incoming fall students. All of our accepted students receive merit scholarships between 12,000 and 22,000, as well as automatic consideration for micro-scholarships through RaiseMe. We host campus tours Monday through Friday, and occasional Saturdays, so if you're ever in the area, feel free to sign up. I'll drop my contact information and other information in the chat. Thank you, Liz. Yes, that is right. No problem. Up next, we have Western Colorado University, and Marcus. Hello, can you guys see my shared screen? Yes we can. Cool. Hello everyone, my name is Marcus. I am one of the admissions counselors at Western Colorado University, located in Gunnison, Colorado. We are a, we're a public mid-sized liberal arts university located, in about three and a half hours southwest. From Denver, we have over 100 majors. In fields of study, ranging from, we have a, computer science program, we have business, as well as, recreational management, exercise and sport science, biology, and chemistry. We are located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, our average class size, is 17 students. 71% of our classes are under 30 students, so you really get to, build. Great relationships, with your professors, and, they can help you with networking after graduation. It's really easy to get involved on campus, we have over 50. Active clubs, that varies from gaming club, sports club. Pre-professional club, and our student government association. Our, we have over 100 academic programs and, we offer multiple, pathways to accelerate programs, where you. Can earn your Bachelor's, and, Master's. Degree in 5, years, which. Saves you money, and gets you out into the workforce. Sooner. For admissions, we look for a GPA of, around 3.0 or higher. For, ACT and SAT, we are a, test-optional, so you do not have to, submit them. If you do submit. Them, they won't penalize you at all. For, cost, our, cost. For in-state is around, 10,000 for tuition and. About 11,000 for, housing and dining, so the total cost is. About 21,000. And we, also. Have merit, scholarships that range from, 2500 to, 5,000, which you are automatically considered for once you. Apply. We do accept applications via, the Common App, and also through our website. There is no code required, but if you do use the code go west, that will waive your, application fee. Thank you. Great, thank you so much, Marcus. Now we're down to the Q&A portion of this session. We've got about five minutes left. If anyone has any questions, you can drop them in the Q&A box, and we'll answer them. In the meantime, I'd like to ask our panelists a question, so if everybody could turn their videos back on, we will go in the order of speakers. My question to all of you is, what is the best piece of advice you can give to a high schooler going through the college search process? Let's start with Dr. Garcia from COSI. Great. So my biggest suggestion is: do not do it alone. Reach out for support. Many times people feel overwhelmed with the process of FAFSA or doing admissions applications. Come visit us. We has offices, either on-site or online. We can support you. Please reach out to your counselors, high school counselors, or colleges' admissions staff, as well as community partners like us, to support you along the process so you don't feel alone or overwhelmed. Thank you. Thank you. And Jan from Pueblo Community College. Yes, I would second that, and also, we highly recommend, before you sign on the dotted line, to go physically and visit the campus. Because once you step foot on that campus, whether you are coming to Pueblo Community College, or you're visiting CSU Pueblo, or you're going up the highway to UCCS, you will get a feel for that campus community, and whether you feel comfortable, or if you can visualize yourself being there. So please go do the physical tours. Perfect, thank you. David from Pueblo Community College and HOSA. Hi. First, I would just like to back up what everybody's been saying about visiting colleges and doing it with help, but my advice is actually aimed towards parents of students who are entering college: support them, guide them, but do not push. They have to find their own destiny and choose which college makes sense to them financially, academically, or just from the gut. But the ultimate decision is up to them because they're the ones who will attend classes. I think my parents did that, and it's some of the best advice I've received. Excellent. Jeanette, from CSU Pueblo. Well, I agree with everything. My piece of advice would be: apply. No matter how hard or out of reach you think a university is, just apply. You never know if you can get in, and you never know what kind of financial aid or scholarships the school can award you. So apply, give it a shot, and see what happens. Great, thank you. Elena, from MSU. My biggest piece of advice is to be open-minded. You can start off at a community college, and if you realize that that's a good path for you, you can always transfer. Or, if you want to change your major, there are plenty of options out there. Just keep your options open. Thank you, Elena. Courtney, from UCCS. My piece of advice is to get organized. Making some sort of checklist of the universities you are applying to, write down any application fees, deadlines, scholarship applications, and important dates. It will help make this very busy process a little bit smoother for you, and a little bit easier. Excellent, thank you. Claire, from CSU Fort Collins. I totally agree with the, organization aspect. Also, don't be afraid to put yourself out there. Connect with us. It is literally our jobs to answer your questions and help you through this process. We love talking to you guys. No question is dumb. Please email, call, zoom, whatever works best for you. Ask us your questions. We are here to support you in any way. Excellent. Liz, from Regis. I would say: look at the return on investment. Make sure you're asking questions about career services, internship opportunities, research opportunities, hands-on experience, and what's available to support you, to make sure you get jobs or apply to grad school successfully. Awesome, thank you so much. And last but not least, Marcus, from Western. 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