Sentence examples for student worrying from inspiring English sources

Every stressed out high school student, worrying about a U.S. history exam, will be happy to have Vowell's amusing reminders of what happened in the 1770s.

If they mention a psychological issue (e.g. an anxious student worrying that she is a "bad student" because she missed the homework), briefly and gently offer a dose of realism.

There was a medical student worried that her unemployed parents would not be able to keep her in school.

The student worried that the amended version might be insufficient to meet visa requirements, but so far so good; she began the job in early May.

No, so you have to bring them in, right?" The student worries if the "transcripts and everything" will be ready in time.

It places the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School at the top, followed by Duke University's Fuqua School of Business, New York University's Stern School of Business, the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business and Harvard Business School.So, should a prospective student worry about a faculty's research prowess when applying to a school?

Getting to the End of Your PhD by Career Doctor, 26 August 2005 Career Doctor advises a Ph.D. student worried about finishing his dissertation on time about how he can evaluate what remains to be done and bring it to completion.

The video described the signs and symptoms of schizophrenia, using a dramatization of a student worried about a friend's behaviour.

You're a guy!" I find this attitude among male students worrying.

But for students worrying about their own future, Shakespeare can seem an obstacle to getting on with their lives.

High school students worrying that they may not be able to graduate in time if electives are dropped from the curriculum.