Sentence examples for considering university from inspiring English sources

His son has just passed his 11-plus and his daughter is 17 and considering university.

This means that many young people when leaving school at 18 are not even considering university.

Our hope is that this first-hand experience of higher education translates into many of these pupils considering university as an option for them.

These stories imply that universities are joyless places populated by hypersensitive authoritarians and are, I imagine, extremely off-putting to any young person from a normal background who might be considering university.

By those measurements, Labour's achievements in higher education cannot be easily dismissed: 70% of young people aged 16 to 17 are now considering university, participation from the poorest neighbourhoods in the UK has doubled and we have the largest investment in buildings and capital since the second world war.

– A Stakeholder However, few participants perceived vocational graduates as more practical and interactive with patients while considering university graduates more academic.

Considering universities as prestige economies can be a powerful way of understanding organisational behaviour.

Mr. Singh, who will graduate this summer, is considering universities in Hong Kong and abroad.

Wes Streeting, president of the National Union of Students, said students were increasingly considering universities' green statistics when considering where to apply.

For those considering universities like Boston, at $53,110 next year, campus aid — the money that comes directly from the institution — may determine whether a college is manageable.

In the United States, "[c]ouples more and more vote with their feet, leaving or not considering universities that don't support them," Schiebinger said.