Sentence examples for full-time university from inspiring English sources

Every ten full-time university students from outside the EU create three full-time British jobs, according to Ursula Kelly of Strathclyde University.

According to the government, more than 73 percent of full-time university students in Hungary attend institutions where the tuition is funded by the government.

Shant became a full-time university student at the age of 12 and was named to the dean's list every semester.

Some study for professional development – Nelson mentions dentists scattered across Paraguay who are together studying dental photography – others as preparation for full-time university courses.

Following approval from the regulator, these apprenticeships will offer opportunity for those already employed, for whom a full-time university course is not possible.

Hiring relatives is not illegal (though outrage is growing at the sheer number of MPs who do it) but Mr Conway's son was a full-time university student at the time.

The Higher Education Funding Council for Wales said last week that all 10 Welsh full-time universities and four other educational institutions wishing to charge more than £4,000, or about $6,500, in yearly tuition would have to refile applications to the government for approval.

The estimated marginal means regarding gum disease amounted to -.27, -.17 and -.45 for manual workers, non-manual workers and full time university students, respectively.

The codes were finally converted into three categories (1) "manual worker" (fisherman, farmer, semiskilled and unskilled manual workers, driver) (2) "non-manual worker" (teachers, self-employed, health worker, manager, trades people and (3) "full time university students".

The medical students were selected for medical school, based on their Grade Point Average (after completing at least two years of full time university), Medical College Admission Test MCAT), Essays, and an Interview Process as outlined in Brownell et al [ 17].

This study was designed to determine possible differences in basic digital competences between male and female university students on Social Sciences Social Educationn, Social Work and Pedagogy) courses at a distance-learning university (UNED) and a public full-time attendance university (Pablo de Olavide) in Spain.