Students are approximately equally divided between those who regard vocational preparation as the primary goal of an ideal education and those who chose a general liberal education.

Students of the college who are candidates for the A.B. degree and can satisfy the academic requirements of the medical and business schools, may enter either of these associated schools at the beginning of senior year, thus completing the two-year postgraduate course in one year.

Students are led to change their largely automatic routines that are interpreted by the teacher to currently or cumulatively be physically limiting, inefficient or not in keeping with anatomical structure.

Students are often performers, such as actors, dancers, musicians, athletes and public speakers, or people who work on computers, or who are in frequent pain for other reasons.

All students are represented by the Acadia Students ' Union and the Union President for the 2011-2011 academic year is Matthew Rios.

Students write and submit SURF proposals for research projects in collaboration with professors, and about 70 percent of applicants are awarded SURFs.

There are a number of performing arts groups at Columbia dedicated to producing student theater, including the Columbia Players, King's Crown Shakespeare Troupe ( KCST ), Columbia Musical Theater Society ( CMTS ), NOMADS ( New and Original Material Authored and Directed by Students ), LateNite Theatre, Columbia University Performing Arts League ( CUPAL ), Black Theatre Ensemble ( BTE ), sketch comedy group Chowdah, and improvisational troupes Alfred and Fruit Paunch.

Students are bussed for part of the day to the Career Tech Center from their respective schools and receive credits toward high school graduation.

Students are also able to earn certification in a chosen trade.

Students learn about fire chemistry, mitigation practices, hazardous materials identification, suppression options, and are introduced to the concept of size-up.

Students are introduced to several concepts from the Incident Command System, and local team organization and communication is explained.

Students take a written exam, then participate in a real-time practical disaster simulation where the different skill areas are put to the test.

Students are well known for preserving a variety of strong campus traditions.

Students from families with a combined annual income of less than $ 75, 000 are not charged any tuition.

Students are required to complete coursework in a number of core areas of law, as well as to submit a thesis which is to be " an original work on the approved subject or other contribution to the knowledge showing that he / she has carried out sufficient research therein ".

Students are not required to be together at the same time.

Students of medicine and osteopathic medicine frequently study anatomy from donated cadavers ; they are also useful in forensic research.

Students at Harvey Mudd are encouraged to take classes ( acceptable for academic credit at Harvey Mudd ) at the other four Claremont colleges, especially classes outside their major of study.

Students are also required to take another one-third of their courses in the humanities, social sciences, and the arts, in keeping with the school's tradition of " science with a conscience.

Students in the national teams are selected through national computing contests, such as the Australian Informatics Olympiad, British Informatics Olympiad, and Bundeswettbewerb Informatik ( Germany ).

Students are taught to respond to attacks in the quickest and most efficient way ; a common lesson taught is ' always use the nearest tool for the job '.

In his book Students, Scholars and Saints, Ginzberg quotes the Vilna Gaon instructing, “ Do not regard the views of the Shulchan Aruch as binding if you think that they are not in agreement with those of the Talmud .”

Students are not allowed to be involved in politics, due to the University and University College Act.

Students entering in the fall are divided into eight clusters of approximately 65 students that take all first year core classes together.

Students are divided into the Elementary School ( grades K through 4 ), Middle School ( grades 5 through 8 ) and the High School ( grades 9 through 12 ).

Students are divided into the Elementary School ( grades K through 4 ), Middle School ( grades 5 through 8 ) and the High School ( grades 9 through 12 ).

Students are divided into the Elementary School ( grades K through 4 ), Middle School ( grades 5 through 8 ) and the High School ( grades 9 through 12 ).

Students are divided into the Elementary School ( grades K through 4 ), Middle School ( grades 5 through 8 ) and the High School ( grades 9 through 12 ).

Students are divided into the Elementary School ( grades K through 4 ), Middle School ( grades 5 through 8 ) and the High School ( grades 9 through 12 ).

Students are divided into the Elementary School ( grades K through 4 ), Middle School ( grades 5 through 8 ) and the High School ( grades 9 through 12 ).

Students are divided into full-time students and part-time students.

Students are divided into 16 colleges, a graduate school, 93 undergraduate programs, 99 master programs, 66 doctoral programs, and four professional programs.

Students are divided into several colleges based on their interests and specializations:

Students attending each tournament are divided up into groups of somewhere between ten to thirty ( usually between fifteen to twenty ).

: Students were divided into two competing groups.

Students are divided into one of three sections, where the students remain together in their respective classes for the entire first year.

The Students ' Council is divided into four departments, the Welfare Department, the Communications Department, the CCA Department and the House Directorates.

Students in the high school section are divided into what is called consortiums ( consortia )-a different naming convention from the typical house system.

CPP Students are divided into four tracks according to their Math and English placement test:

Students are divided geographically into six teams, each run by a coordinator.

Students are divided up into teams, picked by the teachers, and compete against each other to win for the E-Tech Cup.

Students are divided into teams and asked to work on some genuine consumer problems.

Students are divided into four houses, which serve intramural athletics purposes within the primary school.

Students are divided into these houses and participate in inter-house competitions.

Students are divided into three categories, depending on their socioeconomical status, however, no fees are charged to any national student.

Students are divided between two buildings ( East and West ) by their grade level.

Students are divided into groups and each group will, throughout the course of the school year, have the chance to experience a variety of activities.