Sentence examples for a high matriculation from inspiring English sources

These colleges want two things from their admissions offices: a low acceptance rate and a high matriculation rate (that is, a high percentage of admits who actually enroll — the "yield").

For example, Gould et al. (2009) examine the long-term academic effect of immigrant concentration in elementary school in Israel on passing a high school matriculation exam.

Plenty of prep schools that did not make our list such as Sidwell Friends, a co-educational Quaker day school in Washington, D.C., which President Obama's daughters attend also have high matriculation rates, and their exclusion in no way means they are not excellent schools.

Since baccalaureate and specialized schools usually lead to matriculation certificates, a high proportion of these pupils will likewise attain a tertiary degree.

In the very small town where she lived it was not far from Mrs. Travers's Pembroke there was nevertheless a high school that offered five grades, to prepare students for the government exams and what was then called senior matriculation.

In the very small town where she lived — it was not far from Mrs. Travers's Pembroke — there was nevertheless a high school that offered five grades, to prepare students for the government exams and what was then called senior matriculation.

Although he grew up in a strictly ultra-Orthodox area of Jerusalem and boarded at an elite yeshiva, he secretly studied for the secular high school matriculation exams.

The move is being linked to a fall in the number of students in recent years who are passing their Bahasa language high school matriculation.

b low = no secondary modern school; middle = secondary modern school education; high = matriculation standard.

Almost 60,000 Palestinian children out of the 1.2 million children of school age will sit for Tawjihi high school matriculation exams starting today.

Education was based on register data on the highest educational degree completed by the respondents and it included three groups: basic (no matriculation examination or vocational training), secondary (matriculation examination or completed vocational school) and higher (degree from a higher vocational institution, polytechnic or university).