The first tier, which accounted for 50percentto75percentcent of the students admitted, relies strictly on grade-point averages and test scores.
It can also be extremely helpful, they said, when students apply for merit scholarships, which are not based on financial need and are often determined strictly by grades and SAT scores.
For a century, Harvard has offered two routes to graduation with honors: a cum laude degree in general studies, based strictly on grade point average; or cum laude, magna cum laude or summa cum laude degrees in a field of concentration, which requires meeting specific department criteria, like a thesis.
The curriculum included art, instrumental music, choral music, dance and drama, and was not organized strictly by grade, but permitted students to advance as soon as their abilities allowed.
The severity of head injuries was graded according to the AIS, a strictly anatomic measure of the severity of injury.
They are to be "graded" by Australian immigration officials using a searching and strictly confidential report form.
Some independent art colleges do encourage more academic inquisitiveness and work on the part of their students, giving their students plenty to read and write about, grading them as strictly as their university counterparts.
Admission is based strictly on exam grades; there isn't even an essay requirement or interview.
The 1975 agreement gave the Crees control over the local school board, which has mandated school instruction through the third grade strictly in the Cree language.
In a city that strictly limits above grade pedestrian bridges between buildings for this very reason as well as for the visual clutter they cause the urge to beaver down goes seemingly unchecked.
