Sentence examples for students prestige from inspiring English sources

For Chinese executives, homemakers and students, prestige with a mobile phone is less about Nokia, Ericsson or Motorola than about 6, 8 and 9. Across the country, stores have window displays with their best numbers.

But that rarely happens, he recognizes, because sought-after researchers can easily move, taking their grants, students, prestige, and overhead payments with them.

U.S. News & World Report releases its annual rankings of America's top colleges today, under attack as never before by college officials who accuse it of using dubious statistics to stoke the intense, even crazed, competition among colleges and universities for students and prestige.

Welcome to the great education race, a scramble for students, professors, prestige and prosperity that is changing the face of university education around the world.

To see whether the preference of MBA students for Prestige had changed in the sixteen years since the Simon School research study was carried out, a paper-and-pencil survey was administered to 77 incoming full-time MBA students at the Roy E. Crummer Graduate School of Business at Rollins College during the first day of Orientation.

Even if you use that to look at thousands and thousands of students at prestige schools, it's still a small number of people.

Officials from the school were quoted in the article as saying that they took Figeľ's E.U. position into account when awarding the Ph.D., and acknowledged that having Figeľ as a student brought prestige to the school.

One point was given for each of the following: participation in hazing activities at the beginning of the academic year, after which one is labelled "baptisé"; participation in another traditional activity that upgrades the student's prestige and allows him/her to wear a ritual cap called a "calotte"; and participation in the folklore organisation.

"Students from high prestige institutions are likely to be better placed not only because they come from high prestige programs with higher social and cultural capital, but also because they are probably more talented and productive than the students who attended less prestigious institutions (on the average)," he writes in an e-mail to Science Careers.

It channels students into acquiring prestige degrees rather than gaining marketable skills.

Developmental, cultural, educational, and economic factors that might account for Filipino students' focus on prestige and sex-type were discussed.