At the same time, submitting multiple scores will not likely harm a student's chances at admission, so this is entirely at the student's discretion.
"Elinor Dashwood, an architecture student, values discretion above all.
Another area for improvement could be the placement of relevant information where it cannot be skipped, rather than on optional cards, like the 'expert comment', which can be used at the student's discretion.
In the next round, the choices are similar, but this time, perhaps because the approach is described as "quiet support" for ailing banks, rather than a "cover-up," the students opt for discretion.
Similar discretion is called for in any unequal relationship -- teacher-student, clergy-churchgoer, I.R.S. auditor-weeping taxpayer.
Funding is derived from the student government student activity fee, which is allocated at the discretion of the student congress.
Ask students: Next, at your discretion, show the students the trailer for the game "Call Of Duty".
I have tremendous respect for the intellectual capacity and discretion of students at Penn.
Individual PI's will almost always view their funding as "personal" money to be spent at their discretion, so students, technicians, and postdocs with disabilities are not cost-effective, and are therefore to be avoided.
The prom also has a minimal dress code that leaves what is appropriate to the discretion of students and their parents.
Most of the disciplinary action taken against students were at the discretion of individual schools -- just 3percentt were taken under state-mandated expulsions and suspensions.
