Sentence examples for early exams from inspiring English sources

The conclusions that are drawn from these early exams are often wrong.

Please do not plan to leave campus before the final, as I never give early exams and am very unsympathetic to people who want to defer the exam until the next quarter.

Looking back: yes, I had a professor who accused me of ignoring his letters to drop his course because he wrongly assumed that of the 4 women in his physical chemistry course of ninety-odd students, I had to be the one with the failing grades--I couldn't be the person who had scored well above the median in the early exams.

Given that entry into the Aberdeen intercalated degree programme is based on attainment in third year, we expected IC students to do better than their colleagues on early exams.

"My mom would call to remind me of an early class, an early exam," says Miss Natbony, now 22 and in her second year at Georgetown Law.

In other programs, students are encouraged to go to SI or SLA after they have done poorly on an early exam.

She said the number of women who registered for this test, 850, was not markedly higher than in earlier exams, which are given every four or five years.

Even when patients are asked about earlier exams, the goal is nearly always to compare new findings with old ones, not to estimate the risks of additional radiation.

Universities reiterated concerns about the impact of an abridged assessment period on widening access, while the idea of a shorter summer term to enable earlier exams went down badly with schools and colleges.

Many of those in favor noted that Wintersession could allow students to travel abroad or to take non-credit-bearing courses; that moving exams before winter break would alleviate stress for students; and that earlier exams would benefit students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds.

Copies of your earlier exams in chemistry with poor scores that you are determined to improve upon?