Please bring donations to the library by April 3. To ensure inclusion in the launch version of the site, please respond as soon as possible. Forty-three applications were received. Fortunately the majority of his stay in Ryeka was less eventful. Joyce taught market economics and macroeconomic theory, Michigan Tech's equivalent of principles of economics, to students eager to gain expertise in an area vital to the development and progress of a country emerging from communism.
Students have to pass an exam to enter university in Croatia, and the competition is stiff.
Only very bright students are accepted. They take classes together, they study together, and they're not used to working as individuals. He found that it was impossible to give quizzes or exams and had to devise other ways of testing the students' knowledge. He also found that the Croatian universities in Zagreb, Split, and Ryeka were overstaffed, a result of every graduating PhD being guaranteed a faculty position. Croatia, formerly one of the six republics of Yugoslavia, declared its independence in 1991.