Sentence examples for bad universities from inspiring English sources

We faced a slower disaster: a corrupt ruling class, crumbling institutions, armed robberies, bad universities, despair.

That may cover cheap courses in bad universities, but will not pay for expensive teaching in good ones.

"In Chile there are good universities for the rich and bad universities for the poor," complains Camilo Ballesteros, president of the students' union at the University of Santiago last year and now the Communist candidate for mayor in one of the capital's student districts.

It's part of the plan to let bad universities fail.

Just as at a bad university, new social science professors will be hired by the same administrators who hired the current ones.

London Met isn't a bad university in terms of anything that education should really be judged on; it's just badly run.

"We think it would be bad for universities.

Moreover, dependence on the state is bad for universities; German academics, heavily state-funded, raised scarcely a peep against Hitler.

That could prove damaging for UK students here and to the huge amount of activity taking place overseas – particularly bad when universities are facing cuts to research budgets.

Regular guys, common sense and capitalism: good; intellectuals, experts and fancy universities: bad.

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