The phrase "a college at which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific college in a formal context, particularly in academic or descriptive writing.
Example: "She attended a college at which she studied environmental science."
Alternatives: "a college where" or "a college that".
But his aspirations were not limited to music, and as his senior year of high school approached, he and his father embarked on a search for a college at which his predilection for mathematics could be honed as well.
While I am not and do not expect to ever be a gun owner, I attended a college at which the dorms had gun lockers, and it wasn't unusual to see students carrying rifles through campus parking lots on their way to a weekend hunting trip.
In the category of less successful was a panel discussion on education at a Jesuit college, at which Mrs. Clinton appeared with Aamir Khan, a prominent Indian film star who campaigns for better teaching.
Most of the action unfolds at Brookman, a fictitious college at which Brad Ben Schnetzerr), still smarting from a random assault and robbery back home, arrives as a freshman.
Ms. Seibel, 37, can still recall the exact date — March 20 , 2008— of the panel discussion at a local college at which they struck up their partnership.
Another study by Lasry et al. (2008) compared the impact of the first implementation of PI in physics courses at Harvard University with that of implementation at a 2-yr college at which student's preinstructional background in physics is lower.
Middlebury College, private, coeducational institution of higher learning in Middlebury, Vt., U.S. It is a small liberal arts college at which particular emphasis is given to the study of modern languages.
The On Education column last Wednesday, about efforts by Shaker Heights High School in Ohio to close the racial gap in educational achievement, misstated the college at which Charles Inniss, a black Shaker Heights graduate, is a freshman.
They live in a college at New Carthage which evokes a classically ruined civilisation.
She said she was forced to take piano lessons as a child and hated to practice, but in college, at which she majored in American studies, she all but minored in music.
Correction: A previous version of this post misnamed the fictional college at which "Irrational Man" is set.
