Sentence examples for drop courses from inspiring English sources

The SFCA said its colleges had already faced three rounds of cuts with the result that 72 per cent had already been forced to drop courses.

Ms. Ruggiero said she would drop courses to earn money to pay for unexpected car insurance bills or a root canal.

One night near the end of the semester, Dr. Jackson offered to help anyone drop courses they were in danger of failing.

Seventy-two per cent of sixth form principals say they have had to drop courses, with 39% forced to do so in modern foreign languages.

According to analysis by the Sixth Form Colleges Association, colleges have lost a third of their funding since 2011, and about three-quarters of sixth-form colleges have been forced to drop courses and cut extracurricular activities.

More than a third of sixth-form colleges (38%) have been forced to drop courses in modern foreign languages and more than a fifth (22%) have cut science, technology, engineering and maths (Stem) subjects.

Admissions standards to the selective public colleges will inevitably drop; course requirements will become less rigorous.

Schools and colleges have had to lay off teachers and other workers, drop course offerings, increase class sizes and reduce aid grants, while sharply raising fees.

I chose classes willy-nilly, dropped courses that bored me, sought out electives offering field trips: Bowling.

The Sixth Form Colleges Association found that 81 per cent of colleges had had to raise class sizes between 2011 and 2015, while 72 per cent had dropped courses.

While universities don't seem keen on dropping courses – probably due to the small student numbers needed to run them – more are being added every year.