Sentence examples for student deciding from inspiring English sources

If you're a student deciding where to do your degree, you have more choice than ever on where to study.

In "Enter Right, Exit Left," his May 23 Op-Ed article about Yale undergraduates' attitudes toward the war in Iraq, Joshua Foer attributes their former support to "untempered idealism," but in his survey of classmates' responses to the fighting, he doesn't mention a single instance of a current Yale student deciding to actually fight in the war.

Outraged, the college student decided to challenge China's Ministry of Education in court.

Those courses generally count toward graduation even if the student decides to pursue another major.

Paul Vadé, 18, a medical student, decided to start his studies in the small university town of Cluj, Romania.

"If a student decides that is his identity, the school has to accept that at face value".

A Dartmouth student decided to take to the Green Key Prom a young lady he hadn't seen since September.

He and Morris S. Dees Jr., another law student, decided to go into business together while in the law school.