Sentence examples for prepared academically from inspiring English sources

"Strivers" were prepared academically but lacking in financial resources.

She says it can be difficult to measure how well they are prepared academically because it is hard to benchmark the qualifications they have against A-levels.

The institute's researchers specifically noted that such students' "familial and social ties to home are particularly strong," and that university administrators sometimes described white students as "better prepared academically and financially for college".

Still, though perhaps prepared academically, college can be "some kind of a culture shock," for a student who has not been through a high school setting, said Ms. Fowler, the administrator at Princeton.

In February 1999, officials with the University of Texas system presented a report to a Texas House subcommittee complaining of "marked declines in the number of students who are prepared academically for higher education".

The school superintendent gave a talk to the class, where he asked, "do you think you are prepared academically for university?

It is a model, he said, that "has proven very effective in preparing academically at-risk children for success in the school, helping to close the achievement gap and break cycles of poverty".

The library has tons of great resources that can help any AddyTeen prepare academically.

Now a junior at Westover in Middlebury, Conn., she says St. Philip's prepared her academically, but the social adjustment took a little longer.

But Glenn Lewis, the chairman of T.S.U.'s board of regents, said that the university's low numbers, which are among the nation's worst, reflect a school willing to take chances on a high volume of students who are inadequately prepared — culturally, academically and economically — for college.

Critics of home schooling contended that it did not adequately prepare students academically and socially.