Příklady freshman

• The earliest of these followed a hypothetical cohort of 2.3 million freshmen over a period of 4 years.

• However, what would happen if, despite a major choice, a student was forced to take a class with all of the other incoming freshmen?

• Another solution might be to limit the number of credits freshmen can take, even more so than the other students.

• There are just so many people here and these are only the freshmen.

• We believe the housing requirement could have a negative impact on freshmen and first-year retention rates.

• Mailing these questionnaires to students would then require $4048 in first-class mail if all freshmen were living in-state.

• Of the students enrolled in introductory classes, 21.5% were freshmen, 23.9% were sophomores, 31.5% were juniors, and 23.1% were seniors.

• We believe the new housing requirements were established for a new source of funding and have little or nothing to do with freshmen retention.

• Many other social problems commonly found in freshmen can be solved through effective freshmen housing planning.

• A lot of people think the decision to live on campus freshmen year is a good one and valuable to a person's confidence.

• Through the requirement of all freshmen to live on campus their first year, the university aims for students to be resources to each other.

• We plan on gathering this information by creating a questionnaire that will determine freshmen's level of satisfaction/dissatisfaction and their experiences.

• The idea to introduce our own freshmen to computer programming by means of a functional language dates back to 1986.

• Since this is a freshman's course, the department is interested to know how this course separates the better students from the poor performers.

• With respect to year of study, the participants consisted of freshmen (15.3%), sophomores (20.1%), juniors (30.1%), seniors (31.6%), and graduate students (1.9%).