Sentence examples for distant campus from inspiring English sources

It is not just the journey from Storrs, the distant campus hamlet in northeastern Connecticut without a movie theater, clothes store or McDonald's; it is the ascent from college sports oblivion.

He had grasped the fact that many students leave home to live on a distant campus, but was a bit surprised to find that they didn't sleep in dormitories.

Therefore, the Abilene campus was considered the distant campus.

A handful of recent studies have compared perceptions of ARS when students are on a main campus or at a distant campus.

College students told their friends on distant campuses about "Avenue Q," and the show gained a valuable reputation for being hip.

Besides catering to American applicants — particularly those who are looking farther afield or cannot afford to visit distant campuses — online presentations are focusing on the growing number of international students.

It helps high school students in 22 poor, rural counties to discover distant campuses and to master math and science courses as the first step toward health care careers in West Virginia.

He was given a separate dressing area for physical education class — which isolated him from friends — and assigned to a distant, cross-campus restroom, the use of which required him to miss class time.

The growing popularity of colleges' virtual tours is relieving some of the financial burden prospective students face when planning visits to distant college campuses.

Basic Pharmacokinetics is a 3-semester-credit-hour course that is offered synchronously, using videoconferencing technology, to the local (Amarillo) and distant (Abilene) campuses twice a week with 75 min of instruction time for each session.

The interviewed students are equally divided between "inside" (43%) and "outside" (57%) students; the "outside" students are people living in a place distant from the campus more than an hour.