Sentence examples for Academic aptitude from inspiring English sources

On top of our enormous economic problems, we face a grave crisis in crime (Venezuela has one of the world's highest rates of homicide) and education (as noted by education expert Rubén Darío Peralta, 90percentt of students who took the most recent academic aptitude test, or Prueba de Aptitud Académica, failed it).

Ms. Balkcom's academic aptitude and varied education prepared her to tackle most jobs.

I was writing a novel about 1993, the year I took the Academic Aptitude Exam, but I didn't much like it.

Classes were also divided, officially on the basis of academic aptitude, but in a manner that ended up grouping students along rigid ethnic lines.

That assessment reflects a narrow, traditional understanding of smarts as a sort of academic aptitude, a facility with facts and language.

His lack of academic aptitude became a source of joking trivia in the district attorney's office, where he spent 15 years prosecuting criminals.

Come prepared with a succinct introduction, describing intellectual passions, academic aptitudes, extracurricular interests, career aspirations and issues of special concern before turning to course selection.

Based on the findings of this study, it is recommended that personality and interest tests be used to supplement the existing academic and aptitude tests of admission into nursing programs.

Achievement in academics, social aptitude (sometimes pushing our introverts to become extroverts), excelling in sports or the arts have become our guiding lights for raising kids today.

ii) Selection of students was based on criteria that explicitly weighed academic disciplinary aptitudes alongside capacity for undertaking community-based interventions and knowledge translation, as well as cultural diversity, producing a first group of 30 students who were interdisciplinary, interregional, and intercultural with 5 indigenous community leaders.

However, after obtaining his MSc in one year of study in 1941, his excellent academic performance and aptitude for learning caught the attention of the microbiologist Dr. W.W. Umbreit who suggested that he worked on his PhD degree on the physiology of photosynthesis in the alga Chlorella pyrenoidosa (Fig. 4).