Sentence examples for college associate from inspiring English sources

On the wall close by is her diploma from Montgomery College: "Associate of Arts, May 2016"— the only college degree anyone in her immediate family holds.

The school system is partnering with Bard College to open an application high school next academic year that would allow students to graduate with a two-year college associate degree.

The District's public school system is partnering with Bard College in New York to open a school next fall that will allow students to graduate from high school with a two-year college associate degree.

Rahman's father earned a college associate's degree and eventually operated his own business in engineering before devoting full time to religion.

It claims to be "the first school in the nation that connects high school, college, and the world of work through deep, meaningful partnerships, we are pioneering a new vision for college and career readiness and success". In theory, students will study for six years and receive both high school diplomas and college associate degrees.

Only about a third of remedial students transfer to a four-year school or graduate with a community college associate's degree.

Ms. Williams has both a high school diploma and a college associates degree in administration.

Winning the support of the community is important because only about 2,400 full-time students are enrolled at Evansville, a private, liberal arts college associated with the United Methodist Church.

Duer's wise and efficient administration won the admiring affection of his college associates, and his eloquence in speaking and debate gave him a leading place in the community.

The suit, filed by an assault victim under the pseudonym Jane Doe against Virginia Wesleyan, a liberal-arts college associated with the Virginia United Methodist Church in Norfolk, claims the school failed to help the struggling young woman, but took steps to assist her assailant.

Schools and colleges associated with the movement were at the center of the debate.