Sentence examples for college door from inspiring English sources

We have built great universities, helped bring children out of factories and into classrooms, held open the college door for returning veterans, fought racial segregation, and struggled to support and empower students with special needs.

If Ms. Rell feels she has to slam the college door on these young people, the least she could do is not insist that is slamming it for their own good.

In 1944, a year with the American Field Service in India and Burma interrupted his time at Harvard (he had previously been suspended for stealing a college door); on his return, he married Ann MacKinnon, and, in 1948, moved into the bohemian community of Provincetown, and thence New Hampshire, to farm.

In their 2013 edition of Knocking at the College Door, the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education reiterated their long-standing prediction that a decrease in high school graduates will result in stiffer competition for recent high school graduates.

Boulder, Colorado – The 8th edition of Knocking at the College Door: Projections of High School Graduates, released today by the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE), indicates that the population of U.S. high school graduates is entering a period of modest decline after nearly two decades of sustained growth.

Many people celebrated the opening of college doors to a broader array of students.

From the moment I walked through the college doors I was smiling, and people smiled back.

"Most college doors for low-income students like me remain half open," he said.

If we do not open the college doors to all races and ethnic groups, we condemn ourselves to failure.

Yet on Wednesday this well-mannered college principal will make history when he shuts the college doors and heads for Westminster.

So, "one day, I put on my best uniform and tramped round banging on college doors until I found one that would have me.