Sentence examples for college for work from inspiring English sources

"I just can't afford to finish"; "I couldn't find a co-signer for my student loans"; "I thought I had enough credits to graduate and now I find out I don't and I can't afford another year"; "I can't work 40 hours and study, so I'll forgo college for work"; "I can't take care of my children, work and go to school".

In 1980, I was 26 years old and had just completed my bachelor's degree, having delayed going to college for working, marriage and a baby.

A patchwork of state standards is failing to produce high school graduates who are prepared either for college or for work, three education policy organizations say in a new report.

The rest of the Descartes prize, $260,000, goes to a team led by Michael North of King's College, London, for work in "asymmetric catalysis".

Mr. Goldstein phased out that arrangement and began requiring that students without basic college-level skills first attend a two-year community college for remedial work.

I have much appreciated the unceasing support and commitment that you (and many others) have given to create a strong and effective professional college for social work.

The mission is what pays for your time at CDI: 25 weeks with a client company that pays the college for the work you do.

The legislation includes about $10 billion for community colleges, some for work force training programs and some for construction, an unprecedented federal investment in the two-year colleges that enroll about six million students a year.

As you leave the coddling of college for the working world, the pressure to focus, to know what you want to do, hangs overhead.

She ended up with four interns, each of whom earned college credits for working with her.

That world includes fewer college students looking for work.