Sentence examples for of top school from inspiring English sources

Correction: June 25, 2000, Sunday An article last week about the school budget in Bedford misspelled the surname of Philip Christe, a resident, and misstated how he publicized the earnings of top school administrators.

This is not just a function of "top" schools being superlative at achieving top GCSE and A-level grades for their students.

Yet over the last decade, some less-recognizable names like Communications High School, High Tech High School and Academy for Math, Science and Engineering have moved onto the list of top schools.

Thanks to this public scrutiny, the share of Pell-eligible students has indeed been rising at a number of top schools.

I was reporting a column on how few veterans are admitted to elite colleges and stumbled across a U.S. News sub-ranking of top schools for veterans.

MBA graduates' pay packets are in the news once again, following the release of the FT's annual business-school rankings, which show big rises in salaries for alumni of top schools such as Stanford and Harvard.

"There are hundreds of millions of small farmers, shopkeepers and potential entrepreneurs," Davidson writes, "for whom mass business-educational tools could be transformational in ways that make a handful of top schools seem utterly irrelevant".

There are hundreds of millions of small farmers, shopkeepers and potential entrepreneurs for whom mass business-educational tools could be transformational in ways that make a handful of top schools seem utterly irrelevant.

And as a rising junior, he finally received the attention of top schools, though he opted to enroll at the lower-profile University of South Florida, which had a roster full of Haitian-American players.

Emory cost nearly $50,000 that year, but it was one of a small tier of top schools that promised to meet the financial needs of any student good enough to be admitted.

Many graduates of top schools are not finding jobs.