Sentence examples for access colleges from inspiring English sources

For- profit student persistence and completion rates vary, but tend to be in the higher ranges for broad access colleges.

We know little about the micro economics of specific broad access colleges, and how to design state aid formulas that would enhance completion.

The way to do this is to set up a new generation of "access" colleges within Oxford and Cambridge focused exclusively on the young people from the "missing 3,000" schools and colleges.

At present most access colleges receive government support based on their full-time enrollment (FTE) base, or enrollment in courses (such as after third week of class in many community colleges).

Gordon Edwards, from TravelWatch SouthWest, added: "Our local members have worked tirelessly... to minimise the impact of these changes on bus users and ensure that people can still access colleges and schools, places of work, hospitals, health and day centres and local shops.

Undermatching was one of the motivating forces behind last week's White House Summit on College Opportunity that included mostly elite institutions to the exclusion of broad access colleges.

The college's business development team are using iPads to access college data about apprentices when they visit companies in Greater Manchester to arrange apprenticeships.

Perhaps some members of Congress seem to have overlooked the struggle that millions of young Americans face to access college.

But three-quarters of that increase has been at open-access colleges.

Meanwhile, as blacks and Latinos have swarmed the halls of open-access colleges, whites have fled them.

Blacks and Latinos who graduate from top universities earn 21percentt more than those who graduate from open-access colleges.