Sentence examples for schools applied from inspiring English sources

In 2011 25 people from state schools and 38 from independent schools applied for history of art at Cambridge University.

According to a report released last week, more than 50 percent of ethnic Chinese students at British state high schools applied to universities, compared with 40 percent of Asians in general and fewer than 30 percent of white students.

"Finding something in our neighborhood that both of our kids connected to, where we could have them in the same school — and one with a highly talented and wonderfully pedigreed senior staff — seemed like a great find," says Liza Landsman Gold, a private-equity partner whose two children, currently in different public schools, applied for entry.

Though many medical schools applied various admission criteria in the selection process, the evidence of using those criteria is unclear.

In addition 31 grant-aided schools applied to join the scheme.

What I should've done was visited a lot of schools, applied to a lot of places, and then see what felt right.

But at other schools, applying early will make no difference.

(Radio 4, Monday) looked at how state-funded faith schools apply rules of admission.

Can American business schools apply their knowledge to fixing the current public sclerosis?

As a result, it appears, significant numbers of teachers from D.C.'s charter schools apply to teach in its traditional public schools.

Schools apply vaunted names to courses in part, researchers said, because administrators want to help students satisfy tougher requirements for high school graduation in many states.