Sentence examples for drop out of a course from inspiring English sources

Focusing on struggling students who remain active in course discussion forums and who are already more likely to finish a course, we design a temporal modeling approach, one which prioritizes the at-risk students in order of their likelihood to drop out of a course.

"But I had to drop out of a part-time course, and I haven't managed to generate new business or do any promotion.

"But I had to drop out of a part-time course and I haven't managed to generate new business or do any promotion.

In the mid-1990s, after dropping out of a drama course in York, she was working in a Tesco in her hometown of Bath, surrounded by women 20 years her senior crowing, "You'll never make it out of here Julia".

Bob left school at the age of 15 and took various jobs – bouncer, porter, window cleaner, fire-eater – after dropping out of an accountancy course.

After dropping out of an engineering course at the prestigious Royal Institute of Technology, he became a hotshot programmer for internet marketing company Tradedoubler, treating himself to a red Ferrari and a club-hopping lifestyle, but he was unfulfilled and depressed.

An ex-colleague of mine found it such a struggle that she had to drop out of her course due to stress.

He started at the University of San Diego before dropping out of a business studies course and signing up to study theatre.

Students will and do drop out, of course (the current rate is around 10percentnt, says Allred).

Natasha also decides to drop out of her university course, upon realising that it is not right for her.

Such strident legislation to protect poorer citizens does not just drop out of the sky, of course.