Sentence examples for achieving college from inspiring English sources

However, I asked a high achieving college senior at a top tier school to give me some insight into the use of energy drinks at her University.

As shameful as it is, former foster youth are among the most marginalized sectors of the American population--and they are among the most at-risk in terms of achieving college success.

As compared with the EUR group, the NE group had a higher percentage of patients achieving college (18.5% vs. 6.6%), post-graduate (6.9% vs. 1.2%), and some college (31.4% vs. 4.4%) education.

Mike Doughty, who was the Knitting Factory's doorman before achieving college-circuit fame with his band Soul Coughing, reminisced and strummed some of his cheerfully enigmatic folk-rock songs.

It was an oil slick for fans from Lexington who wanted to see the Wildcats achieve college basketball's first 40-0 season.

Through its subsidiaries, ALL Management Corporation has developed a suite of offerings that utilize technology to help students achieve college completion including the Career & College Clubs and EducatedRooster.com.

With the 2013 Emi-Jay partnership of Step Up Women's Network Young Luminaries Program, Emily will continue her active involvement in the community through mentoring young woman to achieve college and career goals.

Majority of the study subjects (43.6 %) had never attended the school and only (8.9 %) had achieved college.

The classrooms are hot, water fountains don't work and only 2.2% of students last year achieved college-ready scores in reading and English.

George Mason, a public university in Fairfax, Va., arrived in the gulf in 2005 with a tiny language program intended to help students achieve college-level English skills and meet the university's admission standards for the degree programs that were beginning the next year.

"This legislation helps renew the promise of student aid programs for the tens of millions of students who rely on grants, loans and access to community college to achieve a college education," said Rich Williams, the higher education associate for U.S. PIRG.