Sentence examples for competitive courses from inspiring English sources

Nick Gibb, the schools minister, has said Ebacc subjects equip students for the "most competitive courses".

"They're very competitive courses," says Kelly Wood, live performance official at the Musicians Union.

Often students who cannot afford to study abroad end up in less competitive courses, with a contraction of career possibilities.

For some highly competitive courses, such as medicine at UnB, the two groups had quite similar entrance grades.

Similarly, Anglia Ruskin and the University of Exeter also fill places for competitive courses via a gathered-field strategy.

But her dream was to study dentistry, one of the most competitive courses to net a place on.

They sat North-South on the diagramed deal, and the bidding followed a tortured competitive course.

Tony Pancake, the head pro at Crooked Stick Golf Club in Carmel, Ind., said the 66s were a competitive course record.

So while you'll probably lose out on a place on a competitive course which receives more applications than places available, other courses may still consider you.

Independent school pupils were most successful winning offers to read Classical studies, the least competitive course with an overall rate of one offer for every three applicants.

For economics and management, the university's most competitive course, 19.1% of white applicants received offers, compared with 9.3% for ethnic minorities.