Sentence examples for rejected students from inspiring English sources

The initially rejected students came in with inferior marks, poorer test scores and lower personal evaluations.

Some universities have rejected students who missed their offers by just one grade.

Using a national database of college enrollment, they investigated where the rejected students enrolled instead.

Finally, Mr. Kantrowitz said that even if rejected, students are well-positioned to benefit from the feedback on their application.

And if they were not public, can you imagine the phone calls from angry parents of rejected students demanding to see proof?

Surveys estimate that about 20 percent of students in any school are highly liked, about 50 percent are average — having some friends, but not necessarily a lot — and the rest are considered neglected or rejected students.

WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Senate on Thursday rejected student loan proposals that would have either temporarily helped only a small subset of new borrowers or been likely to aid borrowers who take out federal loans just for the next few years, as debt-strapped households continue to wait for far-reaching solutions.

Mr. Fitzsimmons said he knows firsthand about over-involved parents of applicants, because he's been "stalked" and he's even had credible death threats after rejecting students.

CUNY's leaders call for higher standards for students, but what does it say about their own standards when they are willing to reject students at the last minute on the basis of invalid tests?

Occasionally, we needed to remind her to return to the teacher's console to approve or reject students' submitted groupings.

Evaluations either affirm or reject students' responses, but as appraisals, they may grade the force of affirmation or rejection from weak to strong.