Sentence examples for proportion of campuses from inspiring English sources

For example, higher education staff are quizzed as to what proportion of campuses restrict the right to free speech.

Going Forward A concern voiced by some is that New York University, which kicked in $1 million toward the park renovation last year, is seeking to use the square for a greater proportion of campus activities.

At the 1-year follow-up, there was a disproportionate drop in male participants on campus B and an increase in the proportion of participants on campus B who reported construction activity near their homes.

Religiously conservative professors and alumni argue that as the proportion of Catholics on campus — in the student body and on the faculty — has fallen in recent years, the university has lost touch with its Catholic identity.

By 1995, African American, American Indian, and Latino student enrollments accounted for 30% of the UCR student body, the highest proportion of any UC campus at the time.

The proportion of white students on campuses nationwide will drop from 71percentt in 1995 to 63percentt in 2015, the study predicts.

Findings from the first large Canadian study of university women since the 1990s indicate that a large proportion of women arrive on campuses with histories of sexual victimization, and they are generally unprepared for the perpetrators they may face during their academic years.

This factor accounts for the proportion of student enrollment to campus police at a university or college.

(The proportion of Caucasians on this campus was fewer than 1percentt, and women faculty only slightly higher).

House prices Along with all those students, a good proportion of the academic staff live on campus.

A study by the Advisory Committee on Student Financial Aid ("Measure Twice") reveals that the largest factor impacting graduation rates (assuming we should use that data at all) is the proportion of Pell Grant recipients on the campus.