Sentence examples for home campuses from inspiring English sources

Overseas branches, with the same requirements and degrees as the home campuses, are a newer — and riskier — phenomenon.

In some cases, these extra courses are taught by professors from home campuses who are visiting the Middle East for the first time.

There is also no way to predict if Asian campuses will give students the same quality of education, and the same freedoms, as in these schools' home campuses.

Most will also participate in honors programs on their home campuses, where they are often put into smaller classes with distinguished professors.

One question at branch campuses all over the world — from the Middle East to Asia — is whether far-smaller, distant outposts can provide the same experience as home campuses.

They are agonizing over what to do; if they cancel, they may forfeit a semester's worth of academic credit, since their home campuses are already halfway through the spring term.

"The curriculum strictly follows that of the home campus in Virginia.

WBS is also expanding its footprint on its home campus, with a £30m extension in the works.

"It's not about bringing money to the home campus," Stanford's president, John L. Hennessy, said in a recent interview.

Over time the relationship between the home campus in Greenwich Village in New York and the Paris program grew distant.

Any joint arrangements "would come within the purview of accrediting organizations" that review the home campus, she said.