Students typically take 6-8 subjects.

International Bible Students Association ( IBSA ) pilgrims were excellent speakers, and their local talks were typically well-publicized and well-attended.

Students living in the traditional style residences typically pay for a room for either themselves or to be shared while sharing a communal shower, kitchen / cafeteria and lounge with the entire floor or the entire residence.

Students living within the city limits typically fall under the Somerset Independent school district.

Students typically paginate, or lay out, pages using a computer program such as Adobe PageMaker, Adobe InDesign or Quark Xpress.

Students are also strongly encouraged to study abroad, which they typically do during one or two semesters of their junior year.

Students who look beyond the campus bookstore can typically find lower prices.

Students are typically responsible for obtaining their own copies of the books used in their courses, although alternatives to owning textbooks, such as textbook rental services and library reserve copies of texts, are available in some instances.

Students who reside in the Town of Leicester typically attend York Central School.

* Students are typically taught in rows taught from a stage, rather than gathered around the teacher.

Students apply to master's degree programs in their junior year, begin meeting requirements in their senior year and typically complete those requirements in the fifth year.

Where they exist, such individual councils are usually part of a larger organization called, variously, Residence Hall Association, Resident Students Association, or Junior Common Room Committee which typically provides funds and oversees the individual building council.

Where they exist, such individual councils are usually part of a larger organization called, variously, Residence Hall Association, Resident Students Association, or Junior Common Room Committee which typically provides funds and oversees the individual building council.

Students in science-oriented curricula typically study differential calculus and trigonometry at age 16-17 and integral calculus, complex numbers, analytic geometry, exponential and logarithmic functions, and infinite series in their final year of secondary school.

Students may then continue their secondary studies for a further two years ( sixth form ), leading most typically to A-level qualifications, although other qualifications and courses exist, including Business and Technology Education Council ( BTEC ) qualifications, the International Baccalaureate ( IB ) and the Cambridge Pre-U.

Students are typically referred to as at-risk students, and may have one or more of any several reasons such as challenging behavior, a need for special remedial programs, emotional disabilities, or problems that destabilize the student's personal life, such as homelessness or, in the case of migrant farmworkers, moving very frequently.

Students typically go on to leadership positions in the government, military, industry, and education.

Students will typically study 8 subjects at Standard Grade.

Students, typically in week-ends ( in many instances, also after the school hours, especially in the last year ), are drilled on various aspects of YGS, " Transition to Higher Education Examination " and LYS, " Undergraduate Placement Examination ".

Students typically receive one to three tutorials / supervisions per week.

Students typically work 10 to 15 hours per week, with jobs varying from teaching assistantships to nurturing animals on the campus grounds.

Students who do exceptionally well on the USAMO ( typically around 30 students ) are invited to go to the Mathematical Olympiad Summer Program ( MOSP or more commonly, MOP ), and six students are selected from the top twelve scorers on the USAMO ( through yet another exam, the Team Selection Test ( TST )) to form the United States Math Team.

Students typically take the USMLE Step 1 by February of their second year allowing them to begin their medical clerkship phase at Emory-affiliated hospitals.

Students typically walk to classes, even in the winter.

Students of geup rank learn the most basic techniques first, and then move on to more advanced techniques as they approach first dan.

The chants of the protesters shifted from “ Hell no, we won ’ t go ” to “ Pigs are whores .” Tom Hayden, one of the leaders of Students for a Democratic Society, encouraged protesters to move out of the park to ensure that if they were to be tear gassed, the whole city would be tear gassed, and made sure that if blood were spilled in Chicago it would happen throughout the city.

Students and young apprentices could afford to move out of their parents ' homes, and left-wing politics was considered to be chic, as well as taking part in American-style political demonstrations against having American military forces in South Vietnam.

At the same time, Sauvé actively involved herself in student and political affairs ; at the age of 20, she became the national president of the Young Catholic Students Group, which employed her in 1942, necessitating her move to Montreal.

Students were offered places at either the Albany or Manawatu campuses with compensation, but those who could not make the move and chose to undertake their degree elsewhere were given no compensation, and only a few papers were able to be cross-credited.

Students may move out of their College into one of the off-campus residences, the Blue, Yellow, Red and Green Houses.

Students attend Otterbein Elementary School and then move to Benton Central Jr-Sr School which has an Oxford, Indiana address.

Students then move on to attend Red Mountain Middle School ( 6-8 ) in Deming, NM.

Students attend middle school at Canton Middle School then move to Pisgah High School.

Students first learn flexibility and proper body alignment through the basic exercises, then move on to more complex forms and internal power mechanics.

Students move through Western history, studying original texts in each of the four course disciplines.

The move was opposed by the Union of Students in Ireland and by the Progressive Democrats.

* Students who have to wait for the end of the school year to move on to more advanced studies are denied present success.

Students move up to higher grades before their graduation from St. Benedict's Academy, and Bell shown reverting to his lax behavior and loss of interest in academia.

Students from the Eastern Campus move to the Western Campus to complete their VCE.

* Students move in in September 2003

At the time the National Union of Students president Owain James welcomed the move saying " this is a great victory for Welsh students ....

Students at Fletcher Hall are required to move to LV1 or LV2 when space becomes available in those areas.

Students move between subject " laboratories " ( classrooms ) exploring themes at their own pace.

The Dean of Students requested the demonstrators to move citing the demonstration did not meet the university's policy on demonstrations as the demonstration was obstructing the ceremony and prior notice of the demonstration had not been provided to university officials.

In the 1970s, the move of the Students ' Union from its original home in a medieval town house to a purpose built building provided the Union Debating Society with the opportunity to make a move of its own.

This physical move away from the Students ' Union was accompanied by an organisational one.

As the UAS continues to move beyond its former role of providing Elementary Flying Training to RAF Direct Entry students and UAS Students, more and more ground training opportunities are becoming available, making the UASs more suitable for Officer Cadets pursuing careers in the military other than aircrew.