Sentence examples for college matriculation from inspiring English sources

Investment accounts are a bit like 401 k)'s in that you can usually choose from a handful of mutual funds and other investments, including one that gets less aggressive as your child's date of college matriculation nears.

After identifying excellent, average and poor teachers, the economists then set out to look at their students over the long term, analyzing information on earnings, college matriculation rates, the age they had children, and where they ended up living.

Furthermore, Mr. Arce said, the ethnic studies courses have been highly effective in reducing students' dropout rates and increasing their college matriculation well above the national average for Latino students.

WASHINGTON — Elementary- and middle-school teachers who help raise their students' standardized-test scores seem to have a wide-ranging, lasting positive effect on those students' lives beyond academics, including lower teenage-pregnancy rates and greater college matriculation and adult earnings, according to a new study that tracked 2.5 million students over 20 years.

California faces an 11% drop in per capita income by 2020 unless the college matriculation rate of Hispanics improves, predicted the Center for Public Policy & Higher Education in 2005.

She noted that, in just a few years, children went from a 1.0 GPA to 100percentt high school graduation AND 100percentt college matriculation.

The study conducted in the form of questionnaires which had been distributed to the students at the Negeri Sembilan Matriculation College (Kolej Matrikulasi Negeri Sembilan, KMNS) and Malacca Matriculation College (Kolej Matrikulasi Melaka, KMM).

Male students at Winesburg College know that matriculation means at least temporary sanctuary from a brutal war.

Higher education has been working under the assumption that the traditional model of college access and matriculation is the best way to engage and encourage student success.

How could a full scholarship to a prestigious college not ensure matriculation and graduation for our low income and minority students?

Government-supported schools include infant, primary (some with preschool facilities), area, district, and high schools (nonselective, comprehensive, mostly coeducational), together with matriculation colleges (secondary institutions that prepare students in their final two years) and special schools.