Sentence examples for prestigious courses from inspiring English sources

Some prestigious courses are at universities low down in the general tables.

Sir Peter Lampl, chair of the influential education charity the Sutton Trust, said there was a danger that higher fees for the most prestigious courses would make them "the preserve of the most privileged".

If some students flinch at prices charged by the likes of prestigious courses at London Business School LBSS) or the the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), there are cheaper and more flexible options.

With the cap on higher education numbers lifted, universities are battling to attract the brightest and best students from a diminishing pool of 18-year-olds, with unfilled places on prestigious courses from medicine to mathematics.

White applicants to medicine, one of the most prestigious courses, were twice as likely to get a place as ethnic minority candidates, even when they had the same triple A* grades at A-level.

That gives an incentive for over-performing students to seek to trade up to more prestigious courses, and as a result universities are expected to offer more places through the clearing system.

Next day it rains, so the island's most prestigious course, Mid Ocean, is spared me spewing up divots all morning.

In 1960, he joined Associated Press in Chicago, and, three years later, took charge of the photography programme at Indiana University, where he developed a prestigious course in photojournalism.

She's here, as she has often said, to test herself, to see how well she plays from the men's tees on a prestigious course in a prestigious tournament.

For all her poise at Colonial Country Club, especially in her opening round, Sorenstam was never completely comfortable coping with the length of that prestigious course, where the legendary Ben Hogan won a record five times.

All this on a prestigious course that some of the game's best need years to solve.