Sentence examples for better academic credentials from inspiring English sources

Tabor has better academic credentials than Aslan, and in certain ways tells a more interesting story.

"The issue basically is that Asian Americans need better academic credentials than members of other groups to get into elite universities," Golden said.

More than a decade after the City University of New York ended open admissions to its four-year colleges, a marked shift has occurred at its top institutions as freshman classes now enter with far better academic credentials and also a different demographic mix.

"The real argument," he said, "is whether minorities are entitled to positions in the state university system when there is a nonminority applicant with better academic and other relevant credentials.

"There will always be other organisations who are better placed, with more academic credentials," she says.

The applicant must hold a master's degree in urban planning or in a related discipline and have excellent academic credentials (a grade average of B+ or better).

So when we looked at the G.P.A.'s of gap year students when factoring in their academic credentials from high school, on average they still performed better than we would have expected.

Despite my academic credentials, I am a mediocre student at best.

Academic credentials do not guarantee this.

They don't guarantee the old academic credentials.

Institutional archives often require academic credentials to enter, she said.