He then has the student slotting different words into the structure.
One is the requirement that student slots in colleges and universities and competitive private schools should be open to all applicants with applicants ranked by their ability to learn and other academic virtues and selected on these academic grounds (provided they can pay the tuition and fees).
Although scholarships, loan forgiveness schemes, and funding of new nursing school student slots may be helpful, these policies are unlikely to overcome the long-standing, complex nature of the difficulties in recruiting sufficient newcomers to the nursing profession and then retaining a qualified workforce.
Except for women with children, students slotted for a nonresidential Job Corps program had no statistical improvement relative to comparable control group members.
Yesterday it released the 2010-11 budget, which offered little news for researchers but did include a token of support for higher education—a one-off payment to universities to allow for an additional 20,000 students—slots largely intended for those pursuing the so-called STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering, and math).
Tessa Thompson plays Sam, a radical mixed-race woman who has a popular student-radio slot called Dear White People, mocking white liberals' pretensions.
Even programs that link different types of institutions such as the Bridges to the Baccalaureate Degree from community colleges to 4-year institutions, and the Bridges to the Doctoral Degree from master's to doctoral programs don't promise students a slot as they advance.
Variants are used for assigning clinical psychologists to internships, and students to slots at New York City public high schools.
Phase 1 calls for victory in the "Power 5" conference schools, including the Atlantic Coast Conference, the Big Ten Conference, the Pacific 12 callsrence, the Big 12 Conforence, and the Southeastern Conference.
