high achiever

If only high achievers take them, average scores mean one thing.

Many of the children he sees with the problem have parents who are very high achievers.

The price of being a high achiever is that one cannot stop.

Not that she particularly stands out in her own family of high achievers.

Remember, these are high achievers in about everything they do."

These were high achievers who cared about their education and wanted to fight for it.

They are typically high achievers chosen by a special committee.

In addition, he said, "For average and high achievers there doesn't seem to be any benefit."

Only 23 percent of Korean students, the highest achievers, felt that way.

And many of the supporters are high achievers who make political contributions.

Struggling students may be more likely to improve if they are in a class with high achievers, he said.

High achievers of the upper middle class who leave today often do so with $250,000 or more in savings.

Other studies have found that high achievers fare better when put in classes with similar students.

The school is one of the best in the country producing competitive high achievers every year.

His image helps the companies to hire 'high achievers' to their staff.

And as a high achiever from a humble background, she knew whom to thank.

It also seems to have prodded her into being an early high achiever.

Recognition is one of the strongest goals among high achievers.

It turned out Qaoom was from a family of high achievers.

Differences of this magnitude are important for all students, even our highest achievers.

It is about time, instead of criticising high achievers, we allow them to enjoy success.

However he was always a high achiever academically and very competitive.

The awards were presented to high achievers in their fields of work.

They range from high achievers to students who have discovered a passion for a particular topic.

The idea was to give average and poor students as much of a shot at these programs as high achievers.