Sentence examples for college enrolled from inspiring English sources

With donations of £3,000, the college enrolled its first two students on 1 March 1872.

The following year City College enrolled women for the first time.

The college enrolled 97 students in 2014, about half from Illinois.

For five years after World War II, the college enrolled more than 100 male vets, because the original GI Bill created more demand for higher education than there was classroom space.

Ms. Rell went back to college, enrolling at Western Connecticut State University, but before she could finish, a new opportunity arose.

He made a halfhearted attempt at college, enrolling in Alfred University with the object of becoming a ceramics engineer.

If we succeed in preparing more students for college, enrolling more students in college and an essential "and"–graduating more students from college, this would be a huge accomplishment for our citizens and our nation.

I would like to be able to go to college, enroll in film school, and study to become a director/writer.

The first prediction turned out to be right; the second did not.In 1995, the University of California's eight undergraduate colleges enrolled 945 black students.

At the hearing, Kathleen Tighe, the inspector general of the federal Department of Education, said that although the for-profit colleges enrolled not quite 10 percent of the nation's postsecondary students, they accounted for 70 percent of the department's current criminal investigations.

Public colleges enrolled 59percentt of veterans, yet took in 40percentt of the government money.