Sentence examples for traditional campus from inspiring English sources

Such surroundings can make traditional campus life seem irrelevant.

But the University of Phoenix has no sports program and no traditional campus to speak of.

Students are generally seen as being on the left, in terms of traditional campus politics.

Books aren't obsolete; they're so ubiquitous that they can't even fit into a traditional campus and, like mushrooms, branch underground to cover entire states.

For all the positive attention, the university continues to deal with the stigma that an online education is inferior to the more traditional campus experience.

This is the traditional campus established in Mary McCarthy's The Group as the ultimate font of dangerous friendships, ill-founded ambition and inevitable disappointment.

"Lecturers and students are both starting to understand that online learning doesn't have to be a poor alternative to traditional campus-based courses.

And online degrees tend to be priced so that they do not undercut the traditional, campus-based sort: at ASU they cost $60,000, compared with $40,000 for campus-based degrees for in-state students and $80,000 for out-of-state students.

The UK's reluctance to step on board the Mooc train and incorporate distance learning into the traditional campus-based experience has deemed it a "bit boring" in the eyes of international students, claims Martin Bean, vice-chancellor of the Open University.

Sarah Porter, an independent adviser on higher education, and co-chair of the report says online learning providers are already building up huge amounts of data on their students and how they learn, which could leave traditional campus-based institutions lagging behind.

Unlike traditional campuses, they tend to offer a workmanlike atmosphere that allows progress to be made at a fast clip.