Sentence examples for beginning college from inspiring English sources

Upon his return, and shortly before beginning college that fall, he became a naturalized citizen; as part of that process, he attested that he had never entered the United States illegally.

"Why Science Majors Change Their Minds (It's Just So Darn Hard)" (Education Life section, Nov. 6) claims that the decline in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) majors occurs because beginning college courses are "just so darn hard".

The data for the study were furnished by the National Collegiate Athletic Association, which measured whether basketball players who entered college between 1992 and 1995 had graduated within six years of beginning college.

The new BJS survey has backed up that commonly-touted statistic, finding that on average, one in five female respondents had experienced an incident of sexual assault since beginning college.

Friends say that his wife, Laura, and his twin girls, now 18 and beginning college, were not opposed to his running, but that they worried about what the race would mean for their privacy.

But the 17-year-old, Nyasia Pryear, an honor student who family members said was looking forward to beginning college in the fall, was pronounced dead at Brooklyn Hospital Center at 4 a.m., the police said.

He began college but didn't last long there.

I can't wait to begin college with them.

They, too, began college is a strong market.

Nearly half the students who begin college are unable to graduate within six years.

She began college courses at age 16 and opened her own restaurant at 18.