Sentence examples for better colleges from inspiring English sources

They got into better colleges and had, on average, better adult outcomes.

"Many second-generation Indians are going to the better colleges," he said, "and I'm sure they're going to be taking part in politics".

NEW DELHI — At one of the better colleges in India's capital, there is just one large room for 140 faculty members to sit and have a cup of tea or grade papers.

Recently, with fiercely increased competition for admission to the better colleges, the "common app" essay has become an obsessive focus on the part of high school administrators, parents and students.

"It's horrible to know that your grades are equal or better than your classmates' but they're going to better colleges and getting financial aid," said Mr. Ramirez, whose mother cleans houses and whose father paints them.

Even at better colleges, an athlete is more likely to gain admission over a nonathlete with similar SAT scores than an African-American or the child of an alumnus.

Would better college years have made those people more fulfilled?

Could a better college education have helped him avoid that?

As a result, they have a much better college experience".

Is my kid going to go to a better college?

Higher graduation rates, lower dropout rates and better college-level performance than their test-assessed peers.