Sentences with phrase «whose median student»

This is in contrast to students with the same test scores and grades who come from high - income backgrounds: they are overwhelmingly likely to apply to a college whose median student has achievement much like their own.

Not exact matches

It increases by 22 percent the likelihood that they apply to at least one peer college, which we define here as a college with students whose median SAT scores are within 5 percentile points of the applicants» own scores.

Alabama The Tax Credits for Contributing to Scholarship Granting Organizations program, enacted in 2013, provides scholarships for students who live in districts with failing schools and whose family income can not exceed 150 percent of the median household income in Alabama.

For instance, just 57 percent of students with teachers whose grading standards are below the median within their own school continue to have below - median teachers the next year.

Charter schools, with a median size of 110 students, tend to provide small learning communities compared with district elementary schools, whose median size is 590.

Though the median income for college educated households is $ 57,941, the median net worth of households with no student loan debt is $ 64,700, or more than seven times higher than households with student loan debt, whose net worth is a paltry $ 8,700.