Sentence examples for university for which from inspiring English sources

Her second choice is Leicester university, for which she needs an A and two Bs.

The fact that being the son or daughter of alumni can get someone into a university for which they may be "academically unsuited" is just as unfair.

But if there was an important revelation lurking in the events of Thursday night, it had less to do with Tunsil than with the university for which he used to play.

Now, however, Kim said she is "stressed" after the bill came through for her final year at university – for which she needs $20,000 £13,0000) in order to finish her studies.

Unable to find a teaching job at a British university, for which he held his Leavisite credentials to blame, he began his career at what was then called Farouk I University in Alexandria, Egypt, in 1947.

A sports article in some copies on Sunday about the women's basketball coaches Dawn Staley of Temple and Jennifer Rizzotti of Hartford misstated the university for which Staley was an all-American player.

Hukou can still affect a student's chances of getting into top universities, for which each province has a quota of places.

Li Zhen, the vice manager of JJL's United States department, said students paid fees ranging from about $2,000 to apply to a community college to about $5,000 for the most selective universities, for which the agency charges extra.

William Bowen of Princeton University and two colleagues, in a study of admissions to elite universities, found that in the 11 universities for which they had the best data, students from the top income quartile increased their share of places from 39% in 1976 to 50% in 1995.

Specific minority groups, especially African Americans from low socio-economic backgrounds, usually attend public community colleges and historically black colleges and universities for which completion rates are low.

Sir Peter called for "more sustained and intensive support for these high-achieving young people, so that they can gain entry to the selective universities for which they are qualified".