The academic students "moved to other majors like medicine, which were high paying but without the technical students and therefore [without] the negative impact on learning" created by the expansion.
Our principal, a demanding, old-line disciplinarian, saw to that, focusing on the strong academic students -- encouraging them to apply to the Ivy League and to compete in national science contests -- and ignoring the rest.
When it comes to academics, students at Marcus Garvey and Mount Vernon perform below average, according to the school district.
Cuts to government funding of universities mean the UK risks losing top academics and students to its international competitors, the vice chancellor of Oxford University, Andrew Hamilton, warns.
The current boycott resolution responds to a request from the Palestinian people, including Palestinian academics and students, to act in solidarity.
He thinks that they'll lead to academics asking students to surf Wikipedia rather than be lectured to; paramedics using special lenses to check vital signs and to the police being able to check fingerprints on the spot.
Its purpose is to explore the interdisciplinary nature of law and public policy and encourage practitioners, academics, and students to work together on issues in this realm.
In the case of new institutions, the goal is to create the crucibles of research that will attract top quality academics and students to the region.
So although they may occupy the identical campus setting, exceptionally gifted student-athletes and academic students are seemingly subject to starkly different systems facilitating distinct fiscal outcomes.
