Sentence examples for an additional college from inspiring English sources

Between the high school and university levels, there is an additional college level called CEGEP.

The USC is composed of a chairperson, vice-chairperson, 10 councilors, a representative for each college/school with less than 500 students, and an additional college representative for every 500 students in excess of the first 500.

And she will travel there in style: on the private jet of a wealthy benefactor who has pledged to underwrite all additional college costs, so that Tabitha can graduate debt free.

At the school's suggestion, at least 80 sent checks to a DeWitt Clinton scholarship fund in her name, for a total of $12,000 -- not counting the pledge by Robert Touray, an 67-year-old investment manager from the Washington area, to pay all additional college costs.

The proposed site, located between Elm Drive and Roberts Stadium, is large enough to accommodate an additional residential college in the future, he said.

The president paired his fund-raising swing with a policy event, a speech at the University of Texas, Austin, in which he made the case that "education is an economic issue" and restated his call for the United States to produce an additional eight million college graduates by the year 2020.

By streaming video to Twitter, Stadium hopes to drive traffic back to its linear network WatchStadium.com, where sports fans are able to watch an additional 2,500+ college games.

A spokesman declined to disclose the size of the grant but said the Maccabee Task Force plans to expand to 20 additional college campuses this fall.

Additional college and high school bands and other groups from around the country will participate, as well as national groups such as the Boy Scouts of America, Wounded Warrior Project, and representatives from each military branch, to name a few.

In particular, its 2012 report, Engage to Excel, called for producing "one million additional college graduates with bachelor or associate degrees in STEM fields" over the next decade.

The authors of the PCAST report, entitled Engage to Excel, claim that their suggestions, if adopted, will lead to "1 million additional college graduates with STEM degrees".