Sentence examples for comprehensive exams from inspiring English sources

Senior high school students in Geneva have been forced to take their comprehensive exams a week early.

Would my graduate students soon have to pass comprehensive exams in JavaScript and QGIS alongside classical Arabic?

In a few months, he'll take his comprehensive exams, and then we'll be back where we started before he was called.

Consider the flourishing ritual known as the executive physical, a perk that about half of all large American companies offer their top managers each year, though many doctors say there is no medical benefit to such frequent and comprehensive exams.

Kevin M. Ryan, the commissioner of the Department of Children and Families, said the department's figures showed that 40percentt of eligible children received the comprehensive exams, and that 90percentt received at least some form of medical exam.

He said that he expected the number of places where foster children can get the comprehensive exams to double if not triple this fall from the current six, and that all 46 local child protection offices would have nurses by late next year.

Say your eye doctor charges $500 for a comprehensive exam.

For many patients and doctors, it seems only common sense that the more comprehensive exam is the safest choice.

This sales pitch for the Princeton Longevity Center's "comprehensive exam" promises, for $5,300, to take "your health beyond the annual physical".

On qualifying, they then have to obtain a formal licence to practice by passing a comprehensive exam designed to test their mastery of their subject.

Eleven states use either a single comprehensive exam, or single exams in math and English, to evaluate what high school students have learned.