mature student

Mature students want to get the degree over and move on.

Mature students make up around a third of the undergraduate community.

Mature students make up a significant minority of the student population.

A third of the places are filled by mature students.

The University benefits from a substantial number of mature students.

There was no statistical difference between these two groups of mature students.

Certainly, a more mature student body would be a welcome change in most college classrooms.

The Annex is now home to about 40 international and mature students.

Mature Student was defined as someone who has been away from continuous education for more than one year.

Other qualifications and experience may be acceptable for mature students.

The average score for the degree classes of all mature students was 55.6.

Older data suggests that the majority of them are mature students (over 35 years old).

Some 61 per cent of those studying higher education course in 2010/11 were mature students.

For many people, combining study and work means they will be studying as a mature student.

They are more likely to study part time, in polytechnics, and to be mature students.

The course has had, in the past, a high proportion of mature students when compared to other medical courses.

Davies began writing and publishing work while a mature student at university.

There are 6 mature students who do very well.

What about the mature student who has a degree already, mortgage etc.

Further details are given in the prospectus for mature students.

There is also an evening university for mature students.

It only takes students who are more than 21 years old (mature students).

The decreasing number of mature students over the last ten years has hardly been a benefit to higher education.

He presented for a year and then quit to go back to college on a two-year media course as a mature student.

Mature students usually end up doing better - they're there for the right reasons.'