Sentence examples for school reputation from inspiring English sources

Harvin's on-field brilliance has come after he outran his high school reputation as a malcontent.

I live in North Carolina, so would you advise going to U.N.C. (which has an excellent pre-med/med school reputation) given in-state tuition, or paying at least $10,000 more to attend Emory because, in comparison to U.N.C., it's a smaller private school?

While other college rankings are based in large part on school reputation as evaluated by college administrators, we focus on factors that directly concern incoming students: Will my courses be interesting?

While some college rankings are based partly on school reputation as evaluated by college administrators and on the amount of money spent, we focus on things which directly concern incoming students: Will my courses be interesting and rewarding?

Steve suggested his father, Art, who had an "old school" reputation for patience with young Thoroughbreds and a small racing stable of about 15 horses, which allowed each animal to be given individualized attention.

Members of Anesthesia program considered medical school reputation as important as interview performance.

More than a handful of incoming freshmen have lost their high school reputations in a single afternoon, not quite ready for the campus's introductory basketball course.

Still, brokers do exercise considerable power on the other side of the equation, helping sellers set prices based on variables like school reputations, according to brokers and education advocacy groups.

Dr. Machen fears that Florida's party-school reputation is holding back its academic ambition.

3. Drones Club In a district of upper-crust clubs, Drones has dusted off its old-school reputation.

"Educators feel that their schools' reputation, their livelihoods, their psychic meaning in life is at stake," said Robert Schaeffer, public education director for FairTest, a nonprofit group critical of standardized testing.