Sentence examples for exclusive student from inspiring English sources

She referenced the Riot Club – a new film about a fictional, exclusive student dining society which has been compared to the Bullingdon Club, associated with senior politicians including David Cameron, George Osborne and Boris Johnson.

It claimed in Liverpool 20,000 people have dropped off the register and in Oxford's Hollywell ward with an almost exclusive student population there has been a 60% decline in registration and the city has seen an overall drop of 12,000.

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Lindsay Johns of the Daily Mail cited the Bullingdon Club, a socially exclusive student dining club at Oxford University of which Cameron, George Osborne and Boris Johnson were former members, as a place for such people.

Careers and education are not mutually exclusive: students can study and work on their career at the same time.

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Under a new proposal published May 19, the Department of Education will accept detailed plans through July from bidders looking to be the government's exclusive student-loan servicing contractor.

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The most frequent difficulties reported (these are not mutually exclusive) by students surveyed in 1998/99 were: "lack of reference materials/literature" (66% of students), and "financial problems" (58%).

As the two groups are not mutually exclusive (some students engaged curricular research activities, as well as extra-curricular), all the students with at least one extra-curricular research activity were included in the second group.

Yet the circumstances in which she put herself are commonplace, and not even exclusive to students studying abroad.