Exempel på day student

• Many day students, and others who are not students, have been much interested. 

• The "day students" make up the bulk of the scholars. 

• There is also the house of the French nuns, who have some young girls as boarders, and who have a class for day students. 

• W. Moore writes: About thirty of the boarding students and fifty of the day students have avowed their faith in Christ since Friday evening, when I first began the Gospel exercises in their behalf. 

• You miss the fun, being a day student, don't you? 

• Experience has shown clearly, however, that we need some colleges devoted specially to the day student.

• I myself put great emphasis on the day student.

• Students may also be grouped by year groups or status as a boarder or day student.

• The new campus could accommodate 60 boarding students and a growing day student population.

• Day student enrollment also grew and in 1962 the academy stopped accepting boarding school students.

• Boarding fees and day student facilities are charged but not tuition.

• The population boom in the area meant that there was an increased demand for day student places at the school.

• After two years working at the insurance company he was invited to become a day student at the acting school and persuaded his father to finance his studies.

• The main building contains a chapel, dining hall, modern theatre, music room, art room, day student locker rooms, science labs, large library, computer lab, and classrooms.

• But current expansion plans involve a very substantial increase in the numbers of day students in the training colleges generally.

• I am glad to say that that spirit is disappearing, and that there are now more day students in our technical colleges.

• Personal grants for maintenance were also paid to day students attending local authority training colleges.

• If so, does it mean that the present number of part-time day students is only 3,000 out of 20,000?

• I think that in 1957–58 we had in all our teacher training colleges only 2,800 day students.

• In 1951–52 there were 9,878 full-time and 19,910 part-time day students attending colleges of further education.