Sentence examples for client colleges from inspiring English sources

Since 1998 ACT employees have spent a day at 272 of its top client colleges for "service reviews," intended to help administrators better use the test data.

Even so, the use of the three tests in the voluntary system has boomed, with each company claiming several hundred client colleges, most of which do not make their scores public.

The former employees allege that some EdSoup telemarketers were paid a commission for connecting people with colleges, and that client colleges paid EdSoup a commission for each student who provided information about study areas of interest and eligibility for financial aid and then engaged in a phone "interview" with a school rep.

Private bankers do everything from managing money and arranging estates to organizing exotic vacations and bailing clients' college kids out of trouble.

They may work with local high school officials to keep clients happy and revenues flowing.Some of these agents often misrepresent or hide their affiliations with client US colleges and universities.

Many years ago I worked briefly for a marketing agency whose clients included colleges and universities.

He felt as if he'd been knighted, he told me, but he had no clients, no college degree, no market for the archtops he wanted to build.

My clients, from college age to well beyond, don't think too much of Dr. Emanuel's definitions of a relevant life.

Richard Matern, director of research and communication for Daily Bread, a Toronto-based network of food banks, told VICE 36percentt of the organization's clients have college and university degrees.

The 3 to 5percentt who agree to discuss education opportunities are often steered, in a coercive way, by EdSoup reps toward the programs being sold by client for-profit colleges.

If a visitor clicked the third button, she was sent on to Neutron's College Overview site, and then her lead was sold directly to one of Neutron's client for-profit college companies, which included the University of Phoenix, EDMC, Corinthian, Bridgepoint, Kaplan, ITT, and Daymar.