Sentence examples for balanced student from inspiring English sources

Historically an African American institution, Kentucky State University now has a racially balanced student body.

"We have this huge commitment to having a balanced student body," said Rebecca Ballard, admissions director at Miss Porter's, where 18percentt of the students are minorities and 11percentt are from outside the United States.

A learning outcomes based approach was implemented, that supported a balanced student workload.

Level is targeted at people in their twenties and early thirties (i.e. Millennials) who want to figure out how to balance student loans and other major expenses with a realistic savings plan.

In addition to this approach, care will be taken to balance student numbers across the four strata within and across schools.

Educators find themselves needing to balance students' free speech rights against the dangers children can get into at school and sometimes with the law because of what they say in posts on Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr.

Society is balanced, and student numbers are balanced, and in our case, it's even balanced at the level of associate professor, so it should also be balanced at the top.

The panel also questioned a Treasury and Federal Reserve initiative to support consumer credit by providing $20 billion in credit protection to the secondary market for car loans, credit card balances, student loans and loans to small businesses.

She estimated that it would take until 2010 or 2011 to meet the settlement's requirements of eight racially balanced 600-student magnet schools.

Much that has been billed as "progressive," "authentic," "balanced," "developmental," "student-centered," "hands on," "differentiated," or "discovery based" turns out to be discouragingly traditional.

The meter made balancing limited student finances difficult, and talking to other students, we soon realised we were paying way above what we should have been.