Eventually, the green paper imagines, we may even see some universities "exit" the market and be replaced by private providers.
Nearly two-thirds of Swarthmore's 1,500 students signed a petition last December calling on the university to exit coal, oil and gas holdings.
"It would be Exit University with kids leaving".
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY - NEWARK "Exit 15E: Contemporary Art and the New Jersey Turnpike," a group show.
"I know there are students who exit universities with standards of English that would not be acceptable to employers," says Elder. "It's a very shortsighted policy to accept those with sub-standard language proficiency and then simply pass them".
As director of strategy at the University of Sheffield, I know only too well how vulnerable our universities are to an exit from the EU, and the need to reduce policy uncertainties as we plan ahead.
Fear of becoming pregnant; fear of the exit door to university clanging shut; fear of being hitched to the same man for 60 years because of a five-minute fumble followed by a shotgun marriage.
Graduates risk criticism from employers if they leave university with underdeveloped skills on exit from university and for the purpose of transference to employability skills.
Did the introduction of an English exit requirement for university graduates lead to an increased level of English proficiency in the Taiwanese workforce?
One such activity Kant strictly avoided was the Pantoffalparade, whereby university students would line the exits of churches to critically examine departing young women (Kuehn 2001a: 63).
