Sentence examples for campus preferences from inspiring English sources

No information was available about the students' campus preferences, so we could not adjust for this variable.

Campus preference data were not available for the students in this study, but we have no reason to suspect their preferences would have been any different from those of the 1995 1997 matriculants.

Certain categories of accepted students automatically receive their first choice of campus assignment (e.g., early decision applicants), whereas others are not given the option of campus preference and are assigned strictly on the basis of available space (e.g., late admits taken from the alternate list).

In the age of the internet, wrote Kelefa Sanneh of the New Yorker in a 2015 article about free-speech fights on campus, "[Our] instinctive preference for 'free speech' may already be shaping the kinds of discussions we have, possibly by discouraging the participation of women, racial and sexual minorities, and anyone else likely to be singled out for ad-hominem abuse".

Moreover, the fact that a student preferences a regional campus as his/her first choice assignment does not necessarily imply an early career decision.

If that's your preference, the university campus is one of the few flesh-and-blood arenas that seems to be holding its own as a place to form lasting attachments.

Campus: What students want: Student preference varied as to the size and location of the campus, but the majority tended to want an urban or suburban area.

Prior to the adoption of Proposition 209 and continuing through the 1997 cohort, all underrepresented minorities received admissions preferences which varied by campus.

Over time, the top 10% plan produced a freshman class at UT Austin with as many black and Latino students as the flagship campus had achieved using explicit racial preferences in the 1990s.

Several states have outlawed racial preferences; they keep their campuses diverse using race-neutral practices, such as favouring applicants from poor homes or admitting all students above a certain level in their high-school classes.Fans of racial preferences consoled themselves that the court had stopped well short of banning them.

The aim of this study was to profile first year nursing/midwifery students at two campuses of Australian Catholic University, to investigate their learning preferences and the effect demographic background has on these preferences.