Sentence examples for conventional student from inspiring English sources

His descriptions of art school make it clear that he was far from a conventional student.

The repayments would be set against a benchmark rate equal to that of a conventional student loan.

Here we see words like selling being replaced with confidence and trust, which signifies a step-change in conventional student recruitment.

He does not think athletes get a free ride; he says they walk a tougher path than the conventional student because of the responsibility they shoulder.

It has provided new ways for students previously represented by more cautious and conventional student associations to align themselves with the more militant Assé, with its tradition of direct action and participatory democracy.

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The project could create a network to rival those contacts that conventional students build up at universities, perhaps alongside Arts Emergency's Alternative Old Boy Network.

The findings revealed that the cooperative students significantly outperformed the conventional students.

It might enable conventional students to revise, repeat and extend their study in their own place and time - in the bar, on the bus, in bed.

The existing curriculum, known as "Choosing the Best," is an abstinence-based program that sticks to very traditional roles and expectations, leaving all but the most conventional students open to scorn and shame.

Interestingly, some differences were noted between the conventional, EMDP and GPEP students, with GPEP students achieving higher average scores in all medical school exams and in the foundation school application process.