Sentence examples for top-ranked students from inspiring English sources

The scholarships are intended for those who show potential but may not be top-ranked students.

Instead of calling for a better standardized test, Dr. Atkinson might have urged including a larger percentage of top-ranked students.

International comparisons have often come under fire, with critics arguing that other countries divide students at an early age into academic and nonacademic tracks, so that only their top-ranked students ever get to take international exams.

He will implement a plan recently approved by the Board of Trustees to create an honors college, which will eventually enroll some 800 top-ranked students who might otherwise go to an Ivy League university or a place like New York University.

Hiring managers can use the platform to view the top-ranked students in their industry, according to their supervisors and professors, which Ingallinera says can be a stronger indicator of on-the-job performance than a one-page resume.

Golam Rabbi, 11, who is the top-ranked student in the third grade there, lives with his mother and two younger brothers in a single room.

Impressively intelligent — Mr. Goldin was a top-ranked student at the Bronx High School of Science and went on to Princeton and law school at Yale — he stood for things, had a reputation for unchecked arrogance and ambition and used the role of the comptroller's office as expansively as Mr. Spitzer plans to.

About 20% of students are international, and more than 500 international employers are present and hiring within Boston – substantially more than the other top-ranked student cities -- offering attractive post-graduate prospects within the city.

Motivated partly by a desire for revenge against a schoolyard bully, he became the top-ranked student, distinguishing himself mainly by building sundials and models of windmills.

Elisa Kwizera, a 13-year-old former street child who is now the top-ranked student in his class, standing by some bananas from his mother's food stand in Kigali, Rwanda, Anjan Sundaram.

Given to Nathalie in March of this year, the honour recognized her as a top-ranked student in the 2006 Leaving Examinations and was part of the government's focus on role models for girls.