The phrase "away from the college" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a physical distance or separation from a college or university location.
Example: "After graduating, she moved away from the college to start her career in a different city."
Alternatives: "out of the college" or "from the college".
My home in the Bronx was an hour away from the college, so traveling back and forth during work hours to breast-feed was out of the question.
However, B, who asked to be referred to by her first initial, came away from the college admissions process feeling disillusioned.
Her volunteer work at Montreal General had kept her away from the college during the shootings, but she saw her fellow students being taken to the emergency room.
He said that protesting groups, such as the Students for a Democratic Society, are running, into political difficulties of their own & are moving away from the college campuses toward the organization of high school students & the military.
Hired help telegraphs a new maturity and polish, said Marc Levine, who runs Premier Party Servers and Model Bartenders, which cater parties in New York and other cities. "You're bringing your party to the next level, stepping away from the college kegger," he said, "and actually entertaining in your New York City apartment".
In one case, students were sent off to so-called work placements in locations up to 280 miles away from the college where they were supposed to be studying on a regular basis.
Over the next half-century, the responsibility for instruction increasingly shifted away from the colleges to newly created academic departments under university control.
As someone who teaches English at Magdalen College, Oxford, he is nicely positioned for the task — a stroll away from Christ Church, the college where the Reverend Charles Lutwidge Dodgson taught mathematics, and the longtime residence of Lewis Carroll, who was almost, but not quite, the same person.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Senator Barack Obama arrived about an hour late at Rhode Island College in Providence, first addressing an overflow crowd of several thousand who had waited for hours in the cold rain and mud but were turned away from the packed college gymnasium.
"I'd like to have an experience away from the community college at some point for a small period of time, maybe 3 or 4 years," he says.
First, we planned to have FGIs at the affiliated community college of the researchers, so we made telephone calls to 13 hospitals, 9 universities and 13 nursing schools which are located one hour and half away from the community college.
