Sentence examples for students circumstances from inspiring English sources

Scenes like the one described above compel viewers to make sense of the students' circumstances.

The panel found that the university management demonstrated "a lack of empathy towards the students' circumstances and an understanding or appreciation of what would be an acceptable student experience".

The university complaints panel found the university management demonstrated "a lack of empathy towards the students' circumstances and an understanding or appreciation of what would be an acceptable student experience".

The university says that because parts of the north east of England are economically deprived, Sunderland didn't feel that, given many of its potential local students' circumstances, it was right to charge more.

In adopting this identity the markers were trying to empathise with the students' circumstances.

Their findings suggested that the most effective tutors, as judged by the students, were those with both content knowledge and the ability to empathise with their students' circumstances.

As a student, circumstances change all the time; deadlines crop up and change - as do exams, assessments, and reports - as well as opportunities constantly arising to build on that all-important CV.

But for even the most switched-on student, circumstances beyond their control can throw a spanner in the works.

This year, the financial aid office put together its own, separate wait list for students whose circumstances had changed or whose financial requests were incomplete.

Still, admissions officers try to be sensitive to students' economic circumstances, and applicants can signal their interest in other ways, communicating by e-mail or telephone and meeting with admissions staff who visit high schools.

Of course, each student's circumstances are different, so most students are paying more or less than these average amounts -- and these prices do not include room and board.