Sentence examples for universities entry from inspiring English sources

The rankings, which have been compiled since 1996, are based on the universities' entry standards and research, as well as their students' satisfaction and prospects after graduation.

He said that while it was still difficult to gain entry to public universities, entry requirements at many of the "second grade" private universities were more lenient.

The price to be paid by the Catholic colleges will most likely be based on how much money they leave behind in pools of revenue that include exit fees from departing universities, entry fees from new members and cash earned for games played in the N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament.

It's perfectly possible, however, to navigate your way through the minefield of university entry requirements.

He added: "We want to see smarter spending from universities, with more outreach into neighbourhoods with low university entry rates, and much deeper partnerships with local schools".

Selina Todd's suggestion about abolishing university entry requirements and decreasing status distinctions between universities is excellent (Let's turn Oxbridge into a comprehensive, 22 September).

They would start with pre-school and end with university entry so the whole process makes sense and any changes have time to bed in.

Despite this, many state Sixth Form Colleges outperform independent schools in terms of exam results and university entry despite receiving significantly less funding per student".

Each Land chooses its own school system and sets its own Abitur, the school-leaving examination and key to university entry.

Yet it is a natural concern when the purse strings have been pulled tight and university entry's become more difficult.

Moreover, of the 70.2% who did pass, only slightly less than a quarter of these achieved marks high enough to qualify for university entry.