Sentence examples for wider range of students from inspiring English sources

It is awarded to a much wider range of students.

Craig Cotner, chief academic officer for the Toledo public schools, said he believed part of the problem was that schools were being called upon to educate a far wider range of students than before.

Trenton State College abruptly announced its name change to the College of New Jersey in 1996, arguing that it wanted a more cosmopolitan name to attract a wider range of students.

His belief in the need to open up the university to a wider range of students, many of them the children of immigrants, was reinforced by riots that broke out in 2005 in French suburbs.

Over the years, with the ebb and flow of wars, the School of General Studies embraced a wider range of students who had taken time off from academia — ballet dancers, professional athletes, even veterans from other countries.

The UK's most ancient universities are under political pressure to open up access to a wider range of students and both have increased the proportion of students from state schools this year, but black Caribbeans remain a very small proportion of undergraduates at both universities.

They might be better off in less competitive environments or in schools with a wider range of student abilities.

Iteration 3 had a wider range of student scores and more students with larger shifts.

This means the company has been adding course reviews and planners, scholarship help, course search and tutoring, as it expands to offer a wider range of student services.

In building out its marketplace to support a wider range of student use cases, the company has taken a combined build-it and acquire-it approach, developing SmarterBucks, its rewards program to help students pay off debt, internally.

Penn State sees its educational function as serving a wide range of students.