Sentence examples for students at large from inspiring English sources

The first secular school of music for students at large was established in Paris.

The J rate position must be posted so that Princeton students at large can apply.

In 1957, The Crimson reported on a study that found that at least 40 percent of students at large colleges admitted to frequent cheating with "no sense of wrong-doing".

Large public universities may lack the manpower to check thousands of final transcripts, which may give students at large the false impression that they can get away with lackluster final performances, post-admission, Mr. Brown said.

While one should be cautious in generalizing the conclusions because the two student populations might not be representative of students at large (or at least of Berkeley students), these are by far the best studies we know of.

Search engines can be especially helpful for students at large high schools, where the ratio of students to counselors can be as high as 800 to 1, or for a student who has extremely specific criteria: the girl who wants a Christian college in the Southeast that offers cheerleading and a biochemistry major.

Yes, students may be able to take courses through the University of Chicago's Graduate-Student-at-Large (GSAL) or Returning Scholars program.

Also, students who have taken MScBMI courses in the University of Chicago's Graduate-Student-At-Large Program can transfer up to three courses to the MScBMI degree if admitted to the program.

Dave holds undergraduate degrees in Computer Science and Mathematics from the University of Illinois at Urbana, and came to the Department while taking courses as a student-at-large while employed in Chicago's Artificial Intelligence laboratory.

Explore fields of academic study by taking for-credit classes at the University of Chicago College, in the Graduate Divisions of the Biological Sciences, Physical Sciences, Social Sciences, and Humanities, and at the graduate schools in Divinity, Public Policy, Social Work, Business, and Law as a graduate student-at-large.

It found that 67.9 percent of the students who entered small schools in 2005 and 2006 graduated four years later compared with 59.3 percent of students at larger schools.