Sentence examples for better universities from inspiring English sources

Within limits, worry about success causes students to study harder to gain admission to better universities.

As better universities get bigger, worse ones will come under pressure.

The Brits tend to come with better grades and from better universities.

They have Ph.D.'s and occupy positions at some of the better universities.

Yet if it, like the rest of Europe, wants to regain a competitive edge, better universities may be essential.

Mr. Obama was clearly seeking to pull America out of its latest funk, arguing that no country has a deeper bench, better universities or a more entrepreneurial spirit.

Price; a financial discount can sway a student from a better university to less-renowned one.

A better university system is at the heart of Labor's vision for a smart, modern and fair Australia.

This in itself is not a bad thing, if it prevents complacency and offers students a better university experience.

I'm going to get a better degree, and I'm really glad that I've had the opportunity to go to a better university.

"Some people just want the competitive edge – they want to do better at exams so they can get into a better university or get a better degree.