Sentence examples for win students from inspiring English sources

But it's not necessary to win students over.

If UCL sets out to win students away from its rivals, students will be the winners.

Schools that have tried to win students over appear to have fared better than those that impose bans, Professor Morgan said.

"There is a competition to win students, and universities need to show they are doing something by tinkering with their product lineup," said Hiroshi Kobayashi, editor of College Management magazine, published by Recruit.

Fast forward two years and the call for undergraduates to engage in research has intensified, in part due to the need for universities to win students in a more competitive marketplace.

As a downside, living in Paris can be pricey, but the beguiling City of Lights tends to win students over regardless.

It's a bracing position for a fan of amateur basketball, but after consideration, a pretty reasonable one: the university's business department aims to land its students in high-paying jobs upon graduation, not win student entrepreneurship competitions.

Four key themes were revealed: utilizing students' learning experiences to design the CNP's teaching plan; a group-based discussion platform as a communication channel is needed; posting teaching content to facilitate student learning process; and, motivation usage factors in ease of use, sustaining use and win (student) – win (preceptor) outcomes.

Check out contests that win student freebies, like free classes, books or other free resources.

But the bill appears to have only fanned the flames of the demonstrations, winning students larger backing from Quebec residents than they had before.

The college used to send offers of merit aid shortly after it mailed acceptance letters; this year, it sent them together in hopes of winning students over early.