International officer, Roger Blows, agrees that there would be a serious problem should the practice of refusing extensions to postgraduate students become widespread.
Grade inflation — a term normally associated with students — is widespread among Bay Area teachers, who receive so many favorable evaluations that it is impossible to tell how well they are performing, some educators say.
The legislation proved to be a shot in the arm for students, prompting widespread 'casseroles' protests of banging pots and pans across Montreal and elsewhere by residents apathetic about the tuition fee increases but infuriated by the restrictions placed on them by Bill 78.
This is the product of the advancing process of modernisation in Saudi society, with growing urbanisation, mass education, tens of thousands of foreign-taught students, and widespread communication media, with one of the region's highest percentages of internet users (almost 40%, double that of Egypt).
Despite the minimum legal drinking age of 21 in the United States, alcohol consumption among underage college students is widespread.
Nationwide demonstrations against the disappearance of the students the widespread corruption have increased in intensity, and recently led to government buildings in the state of Guerrero being set on fire.
The students expressed widespread enthusiasm for turning 18 for voter eligibility, noting the importance of casting a ballot -- a lesson that schools and projects like VOTES (Voting Opportunities for Teenagers in Every State) are trying to instill in the country's young people.
A study of undergraduate and postgraduate pharmacy students revealed widespread deficiencies in student knowledge of, and attitudes towards, plagiarism [ 16].
The question arises as to whether the continuing adverse impact of chemistry courses on the premedical aspirations of college students is widespread among academic institutions, or alternatively whether it is institution specific.
The story of Richard Fee, an athletic, personable college class president and aspiring medical student, highlights widespread failings in the system through which five million Americans take medication for A.D.H.D., doctors and other experts said.
