Sentence examples for catered students from inspiring English sources

Most universities insist that catered students eat at set times but some offer them smartcards to use across the campus food outlets.

As American higher education began to enroll a significant proportion of the age group, academic institutions catered to students with a variety of interests.

In a restaurant that catered to students, she met her future husband, Heinz Lowenstam.

Instead, he catered to student interest and to the demands of each new agrégation by engaging closely with classic philosophical texts and with contemporary philosophy and social science.

Few stores there cater to students, he pointed out, even though 2,000 students have been living a block away in new dorms for the past two years.

The teachers are experienced local people, who cater for students of all levels - from complete beginners to students pursuing Latin American studies.

The first Domino's store, created in 1960, delivered pizza to students at Eastern Michigan University, and of the chain's 5,103 stores, 450 cater to students or are located near campuses.

The school intends to cater for students from all backgrounds, with 50% of places prioritised for non-Sikh students.

These schools generally cater to students who have had problems succeeding in traditional school environments, but also attract students who need extra flexibility to devote several hours a day to athletics, music, art or other pursuits.

I cater their students' end-of-exam parties".

A recent review of the university admissions process suggests that Ucas should cater to students with varying interests.