Sentence examples for institution for students from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rudley said that to appreciate how T.S.U.'s rates could be so low, it is necessary to understand the university's past as an urban institution "for students who didn't have 1,500 on their SATs".

Kim learned about the importance of reflection early in her teaching career when she taught at a Chicago-based residentreatmenttment institution for students with severe emotional and behavioral disorders.

I was doing so well in these subjects that the school administration started to process my promotion to an institution for students supposedly to learn to fix things, but its actual purpose was to remove those whose disruptive behavior contaminates the traditional academic environment.

Leonardi ran the Boston Marathon with a group of BC students raising funds for the Campus School, an institution for students with special needs.

Howard, which competes against these institutions for students, cannot come anywhere close to such largesse.

The Journalism School does not accept transfer credits from other institutions for students in the M.S. or M.A. degree programs.

Now known as Cranbrook Educational Community, it includes the Cranbrook Academy of Art, the Cranbrook Art Museum, the Cranbrook Institute of Science, the Cranbrook House and Gardens, the Gothic-style Christ Church (Episcopalian), and the Cranbrook Schools, a group of private coeducational institutions for students from the preschool through the college preparatory level.

He told the FT: "We need transparency if we are going to have progress on access to our elite institutions for students from disadvantaged and under-represented backgrounds," he said.

At the same time, universities in East Asia are increasingly being recognized as important host institutions for students and academics from German universities.

Alternatively, this also forces schools to spend on extracurriculars and campus improvement projects to compete with other institutions for students (and their money).

President Weiss noted that the overheated competition between institutions for students has produced a kind of "arms race" to provide the latest features in campus housing and student services while consumer confidence in the value of higher education itself has steadily fallen.