Sentence examples similar to a level colleges from inspiring English sources

Over at the Telegraph, boys still rule as they probably always have done but the six leaping lads, from one of the country's top A-level colleges, illustrate a story about: "The exam you can't fail".

Daley is to return to Plymouth in September to to continue studying for two further A-levels, college staff said.

Arlington County alone boasts a population with 35percentt of its residents possessing a graduate level college degree.

Recently, Moore and Cotner (2009) reported that students' high school experiences in biology have a greater impact on their acceptance of evolution than an introductory level college biology course.

Students currently taking A-levels at college specialise in three of four subjects.

When she did her English A-level at college, there was only one white student in her whole class.

Wood studied A-levels at college but, unsure of what exactly she wanted to do, decided to take a gap year to earn money and volunteer.

Overall student adjustment to a western third level college was good.

More parents in this sample had a high educational level (college or university degree) than in the general population (mothers: 45.4% versus 38.9%; fathers: 46.6% versus 36.0%).

"We are offering a level of college hockey never seen in the metropolitan area.

For one thing, he's incredibly smart: Mr. Walden teaches a level of college math that I most likely cried my way through.