The phrase "end university" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the conclusion of university studies or the end of a university program, but as it stands, it lacks clarity.
Example: "After four years of hard work, I finally reached the end university milestone."
Alternatives: "finish university" or "complete university."
An end university top-up and tuition fees - because access to university should be based on ability to learn not on what they can afford to pay.
In the end, university president Robert Zimmer weighed in, and Lab's leaders agreed to expand the school to become more diverse.
— If the Supreme Court decides to end university admission programs that consider an applicant's race, the University of Michigan has advice for other schools: There are plenty of other ways to encourage campus diversity.
A detective "waited to speak to the accused because that is the school of thought he subscribes to in investigative work, much as a journalist will wait to speak to the target of an investigative exposé until the end," university spokesman Dennis Brown told The Huffington Post Thursday in an email.
To generate 3' cDNA templates for 454 sequencing, the 3' cDNA was amplified by PCR using the sense primer based on the 5' adaptor sequences and the antisense primer based on the 3' end university adaptor seqeunces.
As the procession came to an end, University of Leicester professor Richard Buckley, the lead archaeologist on the project, officially transferred the care of Richard III's remains to the cathedral.
By the end universities lined up to award him honorary degrees.
Tuition fees represented the thin end of a long wedge, which has since been developed into a full-blown programme that will end universities as a public service.
To this end, universities in England already have individual targets on admitting more students from poorer homes and under tighter controls brought in with higher fees in England, have to show they are spending money "widening participation" - whether through grants, money off tuition fees or helping raise awareness about universities.
As it become possible to represent and link rich media representations on high-end university workstations, I became fascinated with the potentials of new hypermedia learning environments for K-12.
(Conant was the leading opponent of the G.I. Bill, because every veteran with a high school degree qualified). Federal financing of high-end university research, introduced at the same time by the same people, would empower the very brightest to guard the strength of the nation.
