Sentence examples for broad college from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCall suggested that Mr. Golisano was being simplistic in promoting the idea of shifting lottery revenue from the General Fund to pay for a broad college scholarship program.

The Eli Broad College of Business includes 27 student organizations.

By contrast, ROI is often discredited by critics as a short-sighted measure of degree worth (or value) that ignores the importance of a broader educational experience, and that critical-thinking skills and a broad college experience are more important than simply being able to find a high-paying job after college.

He wants them to have a broader college experience than he had.

One of Mr. Coleman's goals is for the College Board to help low-income students see broader college possibilities.

But to Big Ten Conference Chief Jim Delaney, who unapologetically explains that he represents his conference and not the broader college football universe, more of his schools benefit from the Bowl money.

The goal of tuition affordability is ill served by touting some of the most expensive institutions in the country while ignoring more modest broad access colleges and universities that also, by the way, have lower prices.

In fact, I'd argue that the best way to train police officers is through a broad-based liberal arts college education.

While nearly everyone is in favor of the broad goal of college affordability, some experts point out that even 6.8 percent is lower than the rate on most private student loans.

Other significant buildings include several modern municipal buildings, the Music Hall (1822; Neoclassical), and Marischal College (Broad Street), reputedly the world's largest granite building, begun in 1844 by Archibald Simpson.

The initiative is a broad effort by college and state education officials to enlist innovators at schools, libraries and museums to develop curriculums and master technical issues related to Internet2.