Sentences with phrase «students get a great deal»

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Schools or CMOs that can't operate unless they get a constant inflow of philanthropic funding may do a great deal of good for their students.

«By the time the exams come around, students who've completed the program are confident that they've got the knowledge in their heads and this hopefully makes the exam process a great deal less stressful.»

Once upon a time, it was a big deal to get to dissection day in biology lab or take a field trip to the local zoo or aquarium — all great exposure for students.

«And if we were more honest about that,» Schneider said, «I think that would do a great deal to get parents searching for better information» — information on things like the relationships between teachers and students, how students interact with each other, and «the degree to which students are engaged and happy to be there.»

Beyond budgeting, you should always look to take advantage of great deals that you can typically only get as a college student.

Having a family member who has a strong credit history act as a cosigner can help a great deal in getting your student loan approved.

But the students and grad students at Southern Illinois University have incurred a great deal of debt to get to where they are and can ill afford to take on more in the event of a loss.

There are a lot of great income - driven repayment plans that you can get your loans capped at 10 to 15 % of your discretionary income, which is a great deal — and if you don't make a lot of money, like say you're unemployed — your payment could legally be zero dollars per month, and that's a legit payment that counts for your student loans.

If you find yourself in a financial position to pay off your student loans in full over the next few years and interest rates are on the decline, then it's possible to get a great deal on student loan refinancing by choosing a variable interest rate and paying the entirety of your student loans before interest rates go back up.

It seems like a great deal to the students, but in reality the students do not get as much benefit or attention as they should.

After articling at an established medium - sized Vancouver firm myself 26 years ago, and pretty well staying with downtown Vancouver firms for most of my professional life, I'd have to say that students who article in Surrey or practise for their first few years there (or for that matter, any place outside of downtown Vancouver), may have a greater opportunity for getting into court on a regular basis than their downtown counterparts, who can be stuck compiling lists of documents on multimillion - dollar deals and doing memos of law while their Surrey colleagues are in trial after trial, and chambers application after chambers application, cutting their teeth in front of judges.

But the students and grad students at Southern Illinois University have incurred a great deal of debt to get to where they are and can ill afford to take on more in the event of a loss.

There is a great deal of pedagogy research to be done on MOOCs — at Berkeley our approach is to blend the MOOC with in - classroom experience, so the rest of the world gets the MOOC but the Berkeley students get a combination of MOOC and live instruction.

You don't have to wait till Friday to get great deals on work & student laptops, gaming computers and more.