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I don't think there is one word for what you are referring to. But you could have said: > For almost every major, scholarships were awarded to the top X% of st
by abdullahkhalids 4y ago
I don't think there is one word for what you are referring to. But you could have said:
> For almost every major, scholarships were awarded to the top X% of students of that major.
- TeMPOraL 4y agoThanks, that seems closest to what I meant, perhaps exactly so. Could you look at the diagram I edited in after you posted your reply, and tell me if "major" is the right term for this?
- abdullahkhalids 4y agoThat table was a lot of effort. Yes, I believe "students of a major" is the best term.
- TeMPOraL 4y agoI did the table in Emacs (Org Mode), so it didn't take that much of effort: Org Mode auto-aligns the table as you modify i, and has plenty of shortcuts to quickly add/remove/rearrange rows and columns :). (I did some manual post-processing inside HN text box though, as Org Mode doesn't support having single cells spanning multiple columns or rows.)