Sentences with phrase «upper year students who»

This part of the WLMP is particularly beneficial to first year students, who have a chance to get support and guidance from upper year students who have a better grasp on the law school experience.

Recipient of the Charles J. Clark Scholarship; presented to an upper year student who has maintained academic excellence and demonstrated involvement in community and volunteer activities.

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The new government RE bursaries are worth # 4,000 a year for students who hold an upper second - class honours degree, rising to # 9,000 a year for those who have a first - class honours degree.

Students who have signed up fall between the range of 21 - 27 years old, mostly coming from upper and middle class backgrounds.

Let's take the case of Carlos, an upper elementary student with high - functioning Autism who has fallen years behind in reading despite a solid IQ.

The students who have taken part in PACT enter intermediate school next year, so it is not yet clear if the strides they have made will continue into the upper levels.

I pity the students in upper years who, having shelled out over $ 50 for the previous edition, now have to shell out another $ 66.00 (retail list price) for print or online access to the new edition.

I have been teaching an upper year class for about 10 years now that focuses students on what «type» of lawyer they want to be — meaning not whether they practice family, or criminal or general litigation but WHO they want to be as a lawyer and what type of service they see themselves as offering to their clients.

Our legal services are delivered by upper - year articled students with family law - specific education and training, and who are assisted on every file by our supervising lawyers.

It will be staffed by upper - year law students who are closely supervised by onsite attorneys.

The program has been adapted for adolescents between 13 - 18 years; upper primary school students; students with a mild intellectual disability; young people with an indigenous background and students who live in out of home care.