Sentence examples for universities ready from inspiring English sources

Are universities ready?

There is a flip side to the issue of student preparedness: are universities ready for these incoming matriculants?

Is your university ready?

He said: "We give students extra classes in basic numeracy, basic literacy so that their Key Stage 2 levels can be raised at the end of Key Stage 3, so they're getting the maximum - ready for work, ready for university, ready to take on amazing GCSE results".

Why were universities so ready to give in to demands for a restricted right of debate?

George Osborne told universities to ready themselves for another 130,000 home and EU students and – don't tell Theresa May – a further 55,000 international students by 2020.

Universities getting ready.

The report identifies high attrition rates and never-ending doctoral programs as an inefficient use of federal resources and suggests universities are ready to adopt and implement new policies that will correct these problems.

"We need a few brave pioneers to set the standard," says Bantjes. "Chinese universities are ready and eager for European scientists to come and study for their Ph.D.s in China.

Let's take them.

He said that he had been a university administrator -- a dean or a president -- for 25 years without a break, and that he wanted to move on at a time when the university and he were riding high, when the university was ready to fashion its next strategic plan and while he was still young and vigorous enough for one more new career.