Sentence examples for intake of students from inspiring English sources
September 2012 is the date on our horizon, when we will enrol our first intake of students to postgraduate programmes in archaeology, conservation and museum studies.
Yet comparing like for like is almost impossible and could just reflect the intake of students, rather than the subject's difficulty.
In September she takes up her new role as the first principal of UTC Swindon which will welcome its first intake of students in September 2014.
This stark response might help to explain why, despite an increasingly diverse intake of students, the leadership of independent schools remains stubbornly white.
Fowler and McGorry have identified three potential sites for the academy and will be holding open days for the first intake of students in the coming months.
When Gateshead College conducted a survey of its most recent intake of students, Doyle found that only 66% had received careers advice.
The non-medical prescribing course is a six month course which has two intakes of students per year, September and January.
More lucrative may be a medical school, for American and South Korean students, which plans its first intake of 60 students in September.
All students, in all institutions, would feel the positive effects of less socially distorted intakes, of student communities that aew more representative of the world around them.
The letter says: "British universities have been positioned as central culprits for failing to regulate their intake of foreign students, while rendered dependent on overseas student fees because of government funding cuts".
