Sentence examples for consortium schools from inspiring English sources

At the start of my junior year I transferred to Urban Academy, one of the Consortium schools that will be affected by the expiration of the Regents waiver.

For students at the consortium schools, that tuition would typically be covered by the regular tuition at their home school, Mr. Patterson said, while students from other universities would generally have to pay the difference between their own institution's tuition and the $4,200.

But his warning did not deter Jane Hirschmann, the mother of a student at Urban Academy, one of the consortium schools in New York City, who said yesterday that parents were so angry at the latest court decision that they were preparing boycotts of tests in fourth grade, eighth grade and high school.

As further encouragement for the 200 or so followers they have picked up already, the consortium schools have given their graduates Palm organizers, paid for companies to help with their billing, and offered free legal research and even yoga and meditation classes, almost anything to help make life a little easier for those trying to hang out their shingles.

Eleven of the 12 consortium schools participated in the centralized application system.

Some H-LSAMP consortium schools reach out to undergraduates nationwide and advertise the program in high schools and middle schools.

Asked about the practice of supplementing the E.R.B. results with a second intelligence test, Antoinette DeLuca, the executive director of the early childhood admissions assessment program at the Educational Records Bureau, said in an e-mail: "It is subject to each school or consortium of schools' policy as to what information is required in order to make an application complete.

Columbia University, a consortium of schools led by New York University, and three other institutions are seeking to build on other sites.

The joint showcase of the New League -- a consortium of schools that includes Carnegie Mellon, the University of Washington and the North Carolina School of the Arts -- is another annual springtime event.

To that end, M.I.T. has been promoting a consortium of schools to expand the materials available here and around the world.

Academics from the University of Carolina who teach leadership on the OneMBA, which is offered by a consortium of schools, regularly spend time at West Point and on active-service warships.