Sentence examples for changed colleges from inspiring English sources

But all that expansion changed colleges.

"It changed college basketball forever".

The skepticism toward the Buckeyes can be traced to the way the B.C.S. has changed college football in the past decade.

Before summer tournaments changed college recruiting, before select summer basketball exploded, the state of Washington had one traveling team.

The Internet dug its roots in the fertile soil of higher education, and as it grew, it changed college life forever.

(The researchers note one caveat: the federal data does not account for students who change colleges and then graduate).

Given how problematic it is for people to have college debt without a college degree — as many people unfortunately do — what do you think federal and state policy makers should do to change colleges with low graduation rates?

Nationwide, more than a half-million students change colleges each year, and more than half of the nation's college students graduate from a different place than where they started, said Dr. Leonard Krivy, a college consultant and former dean of Gloucester County Community College.

Affirmative action supporters voice doubts that its elimination would change colleges' recruitment of poorer students, noting that a review of elite public universities shows no consistency among them, whether or not they consider race.

Yes, it's true: paying players will change college sports.

I don't think that that will fundamentally change college football.