'rural students' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example: "The school district has provided laptops to rural students in the area to help bridge the digital divide."
The selection of rural students since 2007 has relied on one further factor – an Index of Rurality.
Rural students have to score higher to get in.
In 1990 just 7% of rural students did so.
They also pointed out that minorities and rural students had increased in number at the flagship university in Austin.
Educators also say that rural students are at a disadvantage and that the quality of higher education has been sacrificed for quantity.
That's also one reason that, during the eighties and nineties, violent Islamist groups gained followers on Upper Egypt's campuses, where rural students realized that their aspirations were hopeless.
If schools like Cozy Hollow are a rich part of Wyoming history, the state appears likely to rely on technology in the future to help educate rural students.
Top colleges cater to the elite and favor children in their home cities, often requiring rural students to outperform urban counterparts on national tests.
One member of the staff was attuned to the plight of rural students, while another was sensitive to the difficulties of applicants whose families moved around a lot.
Rural students have little or no access to books for supplementary reading on farming, household management and other subjects germane to their lives.
Hundreds of such rural students have been getting the mathematics courses they need through the NetMath program at the University of Illinois.
