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Consider this: Opting for the lowest price, or working excessive hours to avoid debt, increases the odds that a student will drop out.

Oxford, for example, says it will accept more state-school pupils; Imperial College, London, aims to ensure that fewer students from poor neighbourhoods drop out.

If one of the advertisers above you were to drop out, you could potentially be looking at a 50% uplift in clicks. If you've got a restrictive Budget, this could cause problems.

The stipend initiative is part of a three year education reform program launched this year to address issues of high illiteracy, low primary enrollment, and high drop out rates.

The world's fastest marathon runner, for one, has threatened to drop out of that race because of pollution.

Two other candidates, reformist cleric Mehdi Karoubi and Mohsen Rezaei, another conservative, would drop out if that happened.

In contrast, the most disadvantaged students invariably get the least effective teachers, year after year - until they drop out.

Children who do not live with both biological parents are also roughly twice as likely to drop out of high school and to have behavioural or psychological problems.

As it usually exudes a bit of liquid, it is a good idea to turn it into a fine-meshed sieve and place the sieve over a bowl. This allows any seeping liquid to drop out of the cream.

It no longer exports oil and will officially drop out of the cartel at the year's end.

He suspects that unreasonable expectations are an important reason about half of all people who start a running program drop out, usually in the first six weeks.

Teenagers who drop out of high school have trouble finding jobs.

When Catherine Hill’s mother became pregnant while a student at Harvard’s sister school, Radcliffe College, she was discreetly but strongly urged to drop out.

But many aboriginal northerners drop out of school early and end up relying on government funds or public-sector jobs.