Sentence examples for first-generation applicants from inspiring English sources

November heralds another time-sensitive campaign for students in North Carolina, where dozens of colleges waive application fees for one week in an effort to attract first-generation applicants and students who may not have considered college otherwise.

Additional requirements, he suggests, may deter low-income, first-generation applicants from applying to a particular college.

"So many parts of the process are already much more difficult for first-generation applicants," she says.

Unfortunately, many first-generation college applicants don't have parental support to help guide them through the application process.

Do you have admissions advice for first-generation college applicants?

Here are a few additional tips for first-generation college applicants: The National Center for Education Statistics defines first-generation students as "undergraduates whose parents never enrolled in postsecondary education".

If only one of your parents attended college, you may not be considered a first-generation college applicant.

"A 1200 SAT score surely means something more for a low-income, first-generation college applicant who attended terrible schools than it does for a student whose parents have graduate degrees and pay for the finest schooling".

a Numbers and percentages of student applicants (ntotal = 67) as a function of identification as first-generation students, gender, race/ethnicity, and classification.

"These are first-generation entrepreneurs.

Cruz is a first-generation citizen.