Sentence examples for more selective campuses from inspiring English sources
Students interested in areas where City is especially strong, like biomedical engineering and architecture, are electing City, often after being admitted to more selective campuses.
We also find that the distribution of minorities entering the UC system shifted from its more selective campuses (e.g., UC Berkeley and UCLA) towards its less selective ones.
We have found evidence that less-selective campuses in the UC system tend to be better at graduating less-prepared students, with more selective campuses better at graduating more-prepared students.
Focusing initially on the pre-Prop 209 tabulations, one sees that the academic index and graduation rates are systematically related to the rankings of UC campuses, with more-selective campuses having students that are better prepared and more likely to graduate.
The 1997 implementation of Proposition 209 which banned the use of affirmative action by state agencies reduced the ethnic diversity at the more selective UC campuses but further increased it at UCR.
In this important book "a thumb on the scale" or, in other words, class based affirmative action is suggested as the remedy to brining more qualified low-income applicants to selective campuses.
To see this, consider Figure 1, which illustrates two possibilities for the relationship between the production functions of a more-selective college, Campus A, and a less-selective one, Campus B. Panel (a) illustrates the case where Campus A has an absolute advantage over Campus B in producing higher graduation rates for students of all levels of academic preparation (AI).
But in the University of California system, one of the most competitive in the country, more than 40 percent of students were Pell recipients, including 34 percent at Berkeley and 36 percent at Los Angeles, the two most selective campuses in the system.
Now he is more selective".
I was more selective thereafter".
