Sentence examples for balanced academics from inspiring English sources

Corey attended Fessenden School in Massachusetts, and Loomis Chaffee in Connecticut, where he balanced academics and athletics.

Although some colleges have indeed balanced academic concerns and those of the marketplace, others, he added, "have struck bargains only Faust could love".

"I see people go off to college and have difficulty balancing academics and the responsibilities of a college scholarship," Teuscher said.

With the first, the president said, she was very anxious about how her daughter would fare at school, balancing academics, college life and being so far from home.

But they should also be using this important time in their lives to practice balancing academics with other commitments, and not fall victim to the "senior slack".

The report recommended that the N.C.A.A. cut in half the amount of men's basketball revenues that are allocated based on victories and appearances — $167 million in 2010, according to the report, or 40 percent of shared revenues — and divert the remaining half into a fund that would be distributed based on how well universities balance academics with athletics.

Every day college students face stress from the challenges of balancing academics, internships, jobs, extracurricular activities, and personal commitments.

While I had every intention of completing my degree, I lacked the discipline and maturity to balance academics with the social side of the college experience.

Faculty members who are also veterans now mentor their students not only on the subject matter of the courses they teach, but on the challenges of meeting academic expectations, managing time, and balancing academics with other responsibilities.

During the season, Keith begins an adulterous affair with a married client, Wallace struggles to balance academics and sports, Mac begins dating again after previous failed relationships, and Dick has a breakdown and appeals to Logan for help.

Intramural sports, friendly competition between colleges, is more than enough to keep any scholar-athlete happy -- fencers, tennis players, and athletes competing in many other sports manage to balance academics and sports without the worry of turning pro and the entire debasing process that robs young men of an education and exposes them to the abuses that we have seen.