Sentence examples for students fitting from inspiring English sources

Full-time, 18 to 22-year-old students who live on campus and attend four year institutions are increasingly in the minority in the United States, with just 15% of students fitting this description.

The school opened in 2007 with 570 students, fitting the initial prediction of between 450 and 600 students.

All too often students fit into this latter category.

I need to learn how PGCE students fit into the broader school community.

It was a Canadian, James Naismith, who invented basketball as a way of keeping college students fit.

For our regional and national finalists, keeping students fit means more than kicking a football or running laps.

Mr. Bianchi said the charges against the Morristown students fit the definition of bullying in the legislation.

One question remains, though: where do graduate students fit into this vision?

Finding new, creative ways to help part-time students fit study around their personal and professional obligations will be essential if universities want to keep student numbers up.

But these institutions realize that simply importing a Western education system is not enough: They have to ensure that Qatari and Emirati students fit in culturally and academically.

Coming from a single-parent family in East London has given me a unique perspective regarding higher education, the culture on college campuses and how BAME students fit in.