Sentence examples for as some college from inspiring English sources
Recently a hockey friend encouraged me to play at an advanced level with men our age as well as some college students.
At 18, after several other psychotherapeutic ventures and a suicide attempt, she was dispatched to Austen Riggs, the Massachusetts psychiatric hospital, for a stay that lasted as long as some college careers.
Doing so would also help serve to elevate the socioeconomic status of more students instead of maintaining social advantages, as some college officials worry is happening.3 Long writes, "There is a basic notion in this country of opportunity: Your parents' income (or lack thereof) should not dictate your station in life".
Do not use the "What do you think?" question as a trap to ridicule students as some college professors do.
State's basketball team seemed just as shocked as some college basketball media members when its name was revealed as a No. 12 seed for the NCAA Tournament.
On the morning of Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday in Whistler, frozen splatters of puke dotted snow piles around the village as some college students took their final walks of the weekend in mini dresses and thigh-high boots.
As the report continues, "First the committee looked at whether the College had swept sexual assault cases under the rug as has happened at some colleges and universities".
An Endowed Scholarship can be set up at some colleges for as little as $10,000 but to offer you some perspective, $15,000 will give you an annual award of approximately $500.
If the family is wealthy enough, it may even help the chances of admission, as some colleges enroll so-called developmental admits in the hope that the grateful parents will donate money to the college.
In coming up with its new policy, the N.F.L. looked at what other leagues were doing as well as some colleges, including Michigan and other universities that allow no bags in their stadiums.
Visitors to Mr. Kozlowski's duplex apartment, which is just beneath Mortimer B. Zuckerman's at 950 Fifth Avenue and cost $16.8 million, according to the Tyco report, would enter a veritable petting zoo of costly objets, such as the umbrella stand that cost as much as some colleges charge for a year's tuition.
