"Applicants selected to be interviewed at Cambridge also have to demonstrate exceptional academic potential.
Four prizes of $500 went to graduating economics majors who demonstrated exceptional academic work.
'The scheme', writes one Russell Group University, 'allows us to target the very brightest students in certain subject areas, who demonstrate exceptional academic performance… (providing) them with an unconditional offer to continue their academic career'.
In some instances, applicants who hold three-year degrees demonstrate exceptional academic performance and strong professional promise may be offered admission.
Applicants with a baccalaureate degree in nursing must demonstrate exceptional academic qualifications, have clear research-oriented career goals, and choose a dissertation topic congruent with the research program of a Graduate Faculty member in the School of Nursing.
I worry about how little our culture values exceptional academic ability and understands how to educate all students to reach their full potential.
It offers educational programming for students with "exceptional academic ability". During the last school year, 57,000 students participated in the Talent Search.
Our students are guided by expert faculty and supported by a diverse group of young people with exceptional academic abilities.
In summary the Svalbard ptarmigan demonstrates exceptional natural load-carrying ability during winter, in which body mass is around 47% higher than during the summer, yet the mass specific cost of locomotion is 24% lower.
In 1998, it won a prestigious Princess Grace Award and then, in 2002, Mr. Lodato won a Guggenheim fellowship, an even bigger deal, for "demonstrating exceptional creative ability in the arts" with his play.
In the Ohio cities of Toledo and Cincinnati, for example, the American Federation of Teachers and local school districts have established "career ladder" programs, allowing those who demonstrate exceptional teaching ability to become master teachers.
