It is largely a day school and had a relatively small student body until the 1980s, said its headmaster, Walter Johnson.
Despite the relatively small student numbers, the college considers its foundation degrees are a very important part of its overall offering.
In the last years of Wimberly's direction, the Paterson Catholic Cougars were 70-3 and won six championships — impressive numbers for a team culled from such a relatively small student body.
These results, if replicated, suggest that full-day kindergarten initiatives targeted toward students from disadvantaged backgrounds may be more successful when implemented in classrooms with relatively small student enrollments.
Zurich, though, ranked the lowest, and TransferWise said it was let down by pricey tuition fees, costly nightlife, and a relatively small international student community.
Outrage ensued from the relatively small black student population here and their supporters, who grew more inflamed when a satirical campus television program broadcast a segment on the party and used a racial epithet to denounce black students.
Though the Monday protests at Damascus University's science campus were relatively small, with student demonstrators numbering a few hundred, the fact that the movement has spread to a university campus is highly significant, Mr. Ziadeh said.
Classes are relatively small, 18 students on average, and each has an assistant to the teacher.
That is significant given N.Y.U.'s relatively small per-student endowment, which makes the university more dependent on tuition checks than other institutions in its academic league.
The sample size was also relatively small, and students might hold differing ideas as to what constitutes a "friendship".
