Sentence examples for college level of from inspiring English sources

A woman friend admitted she goes through something similar: she tries hard to just leave junk all over her kitchen – really get it back to a real college level of filth – but she always caves and cleans up.

The qualifications of teachers in Hong Kong, therefore, are still significantly behind those of nearby regions such as Taiwan, Shanghai, and Tianjing, where preschool teachers have to receive at least college level of education and formal teacher's training (HKPTU 2006a).

Participants all had normal or corrected-to-normal vision and a college level of education.

There was further sub-sampling at the college level of the adult branch when intakes were large.

Sixty-eight percent of respondents were healthcare workers, 64% were 26 45 years of age, 58% were married, 72% had a college level of education or higher, and 48% had a combined household income of >$75,000 (Canadian dollars [CAD]).

Conversely, those groups that showed a negative contribution to the gender difference in HRD and their percentage contributions were persons surveyed in 2005 (8%), of < 30 years (6%), those having a lower than college level of education (5%), non-married people (4%), those aged 30-39 years (2%), those surveyed in 2001 (2%), and those with manual labour jobs (1%).

"Because a high score in both shows dominance at the college level on both ends of the court".

Alternatively qualifications at the Advanced Diploma/Diploma and/or Certificate III in ECEC-related qualifications are usually taken at TAEF or college levels of education.

He established the North Carolina School of the Arts (now University of North Carolina School of the Arts) to keep talented students "in the fields of music, drama, the dance and allied performing arts, at both the high school and college levels of instruction" in their home state.

On the college level, thousands of American students spend their junior year abroad at one of a half-dozen Israeli campuses; until the violence of the past two years, the number at Hebrew University alone was 1,000.

It's less of a stretch to think that football might decline at school and college level because of parents' health concerns and spiralling insurance costs.