Sentence examples for tide of students from inspiring English sources

The turning tide of students has rippled far beyond education, to culture and the delicate economic balance.

Hoover wanted to stem the tide of students going east to get a business education, and Stanford was the first graduate school of business west of the Mississippi.

Academics and experts agree, however, that more government money is needed to fix an outdated system that will have to accommodate a tide of students in the years to come.

To teach a rising tide of students, colleges have increasingly turned to adjuncts, holders of advanced degrees who are lured in by the prestige of college teaching, hired on a piecework basis, paid low wages and shut out of academic decision-making.

The shop, near the Yale campus, attracted a tide of students and faculty members; the Pulitzer Prize-winning writers Robert Penn Warren, Archibald MacLeish and John Hersey; the Yale classicist Erich Segal, who wrote the best-selling novel "Love Story" on a Royal he bought there; and, on at least one occasion, President Gerald R. Ford.

But she said she felt Californians like herself were losing out to a growing tide of students from other states and countries who want to go to UC schools.

Disinvesting in federal and state financial aid for low income students, particularly students of color, will further damage the already-bleak college completion rates for these students who are enrolled in college, and will block access for the rising tide of students of color who will need even more support if they are to enter college and complete degrees successfully.

But, says Antonio Carlos Ronca, the rector of Sao Paulo's Catholic University, the provao has forced slacker institutions to improve standards, or risk a tide of student defections to higher-scoring universities.