The assertion in R1 holds for the complete sample of seven universities, and it is also true for each of the universities individually.
In terms of making meaning, a higher percentage of respondents indicated making sense of their university learning individually (personally) (n = 293, 46.4%) or both individually (personally) and with others (socially) (n = 306, 48.4%), rather than solely with others (socially) (n = 33, 5.2%).
"It's a really enlightening move for these universities to come together – we'll punch so much harder collectively than any other university would individually".
In the first round of data collection, 18 middle- and high-school students (grades 6 to 11; 16 male, 2 female) attending a video game design summer camp on a university campus individually tested the game; three had previously taken a geometry course.
In terms of the main non-university PROs, the institutes of Helmholtz-Gemeinschaft submitted one fifth of all patent applications on health products – more than double the number of applications from each of the other three non-university PROs individually (22% compared with 4 10%).
For the remaining fifth, the university assesses applicants individually through grades, test scores and so on.
Sixteen medical students at a Swedish university were interviewed individually about their experiences of combined group and one-to-one mentoring that is given throughout their studies.
Compared with other industries, universities collectively, and individually as brands, have endured in ways that leading companies in the commercial sector have not.
As The Santiago Times reports, the now-defunct university will have to individually sue each student whose promissory note was burned, in order to continue to collect on the student loan debt.
I think the report asks questions of universities that collectively and individually they'll need to answer".
