Sentence examples for college noted from inspiring English sources

"Early applicants will be admitted first, if qualified," the college noted in a coy attempt to get prospective students to take the bait, er, hint.

Infants born before 39 weeks have a higher mortality rate than those born later, and they are more likely to be admitted to neonatal intensive care units, the college noted.

In 1586 Robert was educated at Gloucester Hall in Oxford, a college noted for its Catholic intake.

As President Rosenberg of Macalester College noted, Mr. Trump's comments and policies are "antithetical to the mission of higher education".

Professor John Pitney at Claremont McKenna College noted the echoes of the GOP's loss of African-American voters during the civil-rights era.

It was not possible to determine precisely how many registered practitioners were currently practising GPs, so those with 'general practice' as a vocational scope or any GP college noted in their qualifications were selected, cross checking with the Royal NZ College of General Practitioners RNZCGPP) 2010 membership list.

The United States still leads the world in getting students to start college, notes Lawrence Katz, co-author of a recent history of education.

She encouraged parents to keep lists of everything their children read if they were interested in applying to college, noting, "One thing colleges are impressed with is that home schoolers read".

Lanny Davis, a former special counsel to President Clinton who has lobbied against the regulations for for-profit colleges, noted that "there appears to have been some second thoughts" by the administration.

Those who lament the lack of athletic options for women at community colleges note that women are losing out on something that is more than some idealistic abstraction.

The National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) recently conducted a nationwide survey of nearly 200 colleges, noting the number of jobs and salaries offered to graduates of specific majors.