Sentence examples for prestigious campuses from inspiring English sources

It recruits most heavily in the Ivy League and on other prestigious campuses, often leaving the top students from other schools in the dark about the admission process.

The increasing wealth on the nation's most prestigious campuses has gone largely unnoticed until recently, though, obscured by two other trends, education scholars say.

I answered: "I think in the next few years we're going to see some firm begin to hire well-known faculty at our most prestigious campuses and offer an all-star degree over the Internet.

College officials, speaking on the condition of anonymity, say the college, one of CUNY's most prestigious campuses, will announce today that Dr. Sessoms will leave Queens on Aug. 31 for personal reasons.

The University of California said it had increased admission offers to California freshmen by more than 15percentt for the fall 2016 semester while reducing offers to international students at two of its prestigious campuses.

"If they are going to sell their own book, we'll say this is their book and they'll profit from it". (Questions about such potential conflicts, of course, can also arise on even the most prestigious campuses).

The programs can cost as much as $12,000 for a few weeks at a prestigious campus, though prices in the range of $2,000 to $7,000 are more common.

At the University of Florida, the state's most prestigious campus, a group of history professors criticized the recommendation for tiered tuition and organized a protest petition.

Similarly, Leslie Spitalnick of Manhattan, also a junior at N.Y.U., was originally accepted to the State University of New York at Binghamton, arguably SUNY's most prestigious campus, but said she always had her heart set on attending N.Y.U.

Britain's universities are gearing up for a cut-throat battle to attract and recruit students – by making more unconditional offers of places, using sophisticated marketing, and building prestigious campus developments – spurred by government changes that are transforming university admissions policies.

He spent his junior and senior years at the university's main campus in Newark, where he received a B.A. Nicholas left school weighed down by $40,000 less in debt than did a roommate who'd spent all four years at the prestigious campus.