The phrase "a top program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a highly regarded or excellent program, often in the context of education, software, or training.
Example: "The university is known for its engineering department, which offers a top program in robotics."
Alternatives: "a leading program" or "a premier program."
Staying in college means a guaranteed schedule of games next season, plus access to coaches, trainers and weight rooms, and the structure of a top program.
Somehow a huge number of people believe the myth that they'll get into a top program, and it will change their lives forever.
Just one misstep over the course of an entire season, one ill-timed loss, can disqualify a top program from the ultimate goal: a national championship.
This means you need to be some combination of a) lucky, b) prepared and c) persistent to get into a top program.
Carefully executed, this can set the stage for PhD study in a top program after the MS. What is the minor field requirement?
Moore is like many coaches at smaller programs; he identifies players on the recruiting bubble and then waits to see if they get an offer from a top program.
"We have a blank slate -- an entire network to program," said Gentile, who was a top programming or production executive during CBS's telecasts of the 1992, 1994 and 1998 Winter Olympics.
After years of dominance by a few top programs, this year's tournament is a more democratic affair, and the odds are that the 2010 title could easily go to a first-time winner.
The College Degrees websites provides potential students with a database of online degree programs, a top ten programs list, educational articles, and discussion boards.
Kane's research also coincides with the Obama administration's new Race to the Top program, a competitive grant initiative that rewards states for developing effective education reforms.
The Obama administration's Race to the Top program, a competition among states for federal education funding, rewarded states for adopting some common standards and accepted the Common Core.
