Sentence examples for student forums from inspiring English sources

Small student forums, a regular part of the curriculum that focused last year on Sept. 11, will this year be about substance abuse.

Ask around on open days (maybe don't ask a tutor, though) and browse student forums: a great professor can change your degree – and even your life's path.

There are some egregious examples: of student forums where men scrawl violent enraged fantasies about named women on the same campus, and other campaigns of concerted defamation.

Look on student forums online too – some areas and halls of residence are known for being party hotspots, while others are quieter, and some have lots of students from particular courses.

Past and current students are another useful source of advice, but try to track them down through student forums, Twitter or Facebook rather than just those beaming out of the prospectus: they're more likely to be honest.

Students can indeed be reluctant to admit to financial troubles, let alone to what they are doing to supplement their income (anecdotal evidence suggests anything from writing online product reviews to clinical trials, with student forums often featuring worried discussions of credit card use).

They invited the society to raise the issue at the monthly student forum.

"Venice lasted 1,000 years in different forms," he told a student forum at the Nanyang Technological University recently.

The school has also arranged for a student forum to discuss other perspectives on Mr. Carter's career.

The school district spent the Thanksgiving weekend devising a response, and on Monday, officials brought in counselors as part of a student forum, said Daniel T. McCann, the schools superintendent.

When Zinovia Tsikalaki, a young Greek woman studying at a university in Berlin, addressed Angela Merkel on Tuesday night at a student forum in the German capital, her question turned into a confession and, finally, a plea.