Sentence examples for aggregate student from inspiring English sources

According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, aggregate student loans nationwide have almost quadrupled in the past ten years, from $253bn at the end of 2003 to $1.08tn at the end of 2013.

The decision was reinforced by the immediate availability of analytical data generated by the students' app use as well as the relative ease of accessing aggregate student data on retention and academic performance.

In its fourth quarter report last year, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York remarked that outstanding student loan balances are at $1.2 trillion, and that 11.6% of aggregate student loan debt was 90+ days delinquent or in default in 2015.

Taken as an aggregate, student loan indebtedness is now in excess of one trillion dollars, surpassing even credit cards.

Aggregate student-loan debt has broken the trillion dollar barrier.

In aggregate, students reported a total of 860 out-of-home activities during the school closure, resulting in a mean of 3.7 activities per student/week (a mean of 2.2 out-of-home activities per student during the 5 weekdays and 1.5 on the weekend).

To make matters worse, parents worried about the program, called Summit Education, aggregating student data.

We will use this information only in the aggregate without student names or identifiers, so please be entirely honest.

Although "charter schools have become a rallying cry for education reformers," the report, by the Center for Research on Education Outcomes, warned, "this study reveals in unmistakable terms that, in the aggregate, charter students are not faring as well" as students in traditional schools.

The DeCal Program is an aggregate of student-run courses at the University of California, Berkeley – where students create and facilitate their own classes on a variety of subjects, many of which are not addressed in the traditional curriculum.

Instead, the test results will be presented in aggregate to students during lectures and panel discussions planned for the fall 2010 semester.