Sentence examples for college elsewhere from inspiring English sources

In reality, the entrepreneurs they are seeking to support are older, less technically trained, and more likely to have attended college elsewhere.

Chong, who grew up in San José, Costa Rica, describes her family as very international, and she always assumed she might attend college elsewhere.

The flagship schools compete for high-income, high-achieving students who would otherwise attend college elsewhere, while overlooking low-income students who are perfectly able to succeed at college but whose options are far more narrow.

Lawyer Marty Burbank and his wife have pledged to pay for the tuition of each of the 26 students for two years at community college and two years at a California public university -- or the same amount if they attend college elsewhere, according to multiple reports.

Their academic records would make them a high-achieving group at most colleges elsewhere in the country.

Bloomberg's gift will help Hopkins make up the difference, and it challenges others to do the same for colleges elsewhere.

But private colleges like Rice have long shunned such formulas as too mechanical and impersonal and have instead adopted a more nuanced approach that colleges elsewhere see as a blueprint, should they face a prohibition like that imposed by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, whose jurisdiction is Texas, Mississippi and Louisiana.

This action "sends a clear signal to colleges elsewhere that the two sides" of the faculty, which on many campuses are at odds over pay issues, "are capable of working together to remedy inequities in how they are treated," The Chronicle's Peter Schmidt writes.

Colleges elsewhere were preoccupied with football games this past weekend, but CU Boulder was not one of them.

In California, the heads of Occidental, Pomona and Whittier colleges signed the petition, along with leaders of Dartmouth, Duke, Johns Hopkins, Mount Holyoke, Tufts and many small liberal arts colleges elsewhere in the country.

In addition, despite the fact that travel might be saved by some of an estimated 6,000 students who commute from Ventura County to colleges elsewhere, the report will have to consider the effects of additional air pollution from the estimated 15,000 students who would attend the campus at build-out in 30 years.