"There's a segment of the student population who felt very strongly about it," said Josh Taylor, an NYU spokesman.
In addressing only a segment of the student's college career, pilot projects were not changing overall institutional performance.
"In many ways it is an excellent initiative," says Joel Duff, Ontario chairperson of the Canadian Federation of Students, "and for the first time in Canada, a segment of the student population is going have a guaranteed minimum standard in terms of accessibility".
Delighted with the observation, I asked: "So, what are your answers?" The student, now puzzled, "but don't you expect one right answer?" For the past seven years, I've taught at a public university where a large segment of students hail from the New York City or neighboring county/state public school systems.
Chancellor Phillip Clay said the council includes faculty from more than a half dozen departments, highlighting the tremendous impact MIT research can have on addressing a wide array of environmental problems --Â and engaging a broad segment of students.
Like last year, when Obama's initiative only tackled borrowing costs for a small segment of students, three-fourths of new student borrowing this fiscal year -- a projected $79 billion -- won't be affected.
Syariah laws on inheritance are exposed to only a small segment of students at High School Certificate or Pre-University level; this may explain why clients often display high degree of ignorance of procedures to claim inheritance.
Opponents feel, however, that since charter schools can only serve a small segment of students, they only reinforce economic and racial segregation, and actually destabilize the communities they claim to want to help.
Note: A certain segment of students will change majors once or twice, bushwhacked unexpectedly by courses they thought they would never enjoy.
Since philosophy traditionally has been taught only at the college level in the United States, it might be thought that it can be suitable for only a small segment of students at pre-college levels the two percent of students who are classified as "gifted and talented".
There is clearly a black-white graduation rate gap that exists for a segment of black college students.
