Sentence examples for fair for students from inspiring English sources

Further Questions for Discussion: –Do you think it is fair for students to be admitted to institutions based on "legacy" (parents and grandparents who are alumni) when they might not meet other criteria for admissions?

He said Labour wanted a system that was "founded on clear principles, enjoys the broadest possible political consensus, provides a sustainable settlement for Scotland's universities, is fair for students and ensures adequate student support.

But is that fair for students, who will be forced to move institution – or for graduates, who will find their degrees are from a university that no longer exists?

GSAS students with spouses, partners, and children are invited to a brunch that includes a resource fair for students and partners, crafts and music for children, and a chance to connect with fellow student-parents.

The numbers do not add up and ministers' claims that their policy will be fair for students, or good for taxpayers, lie in tatters". A separate study reveals today that even at current levels, student debt is leading more final-year students to take on part-time jobs during term-time and to work longer hours.

The research team proceeded to write a scenario-based assessment in consultation with teachers and trainers and conducted a limited trial to identify if it was more appropriate and fair for students.

We are putting forward a radical proposal for an alternative system that is fairer for students, but still generates the kind of income the sector so badly needs.

This was terribly unfair as, although we had done a U-turn on our election manifesto promise, the new deal was actually going to be a lot better and fairer for students.

Founded in 1919 as an education and employment resource for African-Americans migrating from the South, the New York Urban League has recently hosted college fairs for students interested in historically black colleges and produced a how-to guide for parents who may not have attended college.

Daisuke Watanabe, director of global recruitment and marketing at Disco Inc., which organizes international career fairs for students studying overseas, said the number of Japanese companies that participated in the annual Boston Career Forum, for those pursuing North American degrees, rose to 191 in 2012, from 171 in 2011.

He continues to argue it was the right move in the circumstances and the package offered by the coalition - in which no fees are paid upfront - was fairer for students than the previous system of university finance.