Sentence examples for set students from inspiring English sources

But vocational and technical schools in America tend to set students back $60,000 or more for a bachelor's degree, and there are no guarantees.

I've taught classes of year 10 "bottom set" students who would drop maths in the blink of a pi if they could.

One of the tasks I set students was to create a program, using Python, that takes two numbers, multiplies them together and then prints the answer.

"In a competitive academic environment, science research is one way to set students apart from other kids applying to the same competitive universities.

"We set (students) up in the best way to be supported from all fronts in the administrative processes," said Kate Noonan, the director of student development and retention at Rice University.

A full-time master's degree program in business administration at a top-tier school is not cheap — a year at Saïd at Oxford will set students back £41,340, or $66,570 dollars, while those at Insead in Fontainebleau, France, pay at least €73,500, or $101,300, for 10 months.

The Bill also includes a clause, added unexpectedly, which allows the government to set student loan interest rates higher for higher-earning graduates.

unveiled her first bill Wednesday, designed to set student loan interest rates at the same level the Federal Reserve offers to big banks.

The first title in the series, Pollution Challenge, sets students as young as 10 a series of environmental problems to solve without damaging their city's economy.

Tracey explained the benefits of setting students' expectations, saving time, and reducing anxiety.

The model sets students in charge of their learning process, so the studying in this model by its very construction is less susceptible to teachers' opinions or attitudes.