Sentence examples for college section from inspiring English sources

A closed college section is to the rest of the site like a suburban gated community is to a hip downtown scene.

I can't help but think that a college section is appealing because it will keep out the freaks (and pirates) that make YouTube so lively.

In the college section, they are instead called faculties, highlighting the differences in function between consortia and faculties.

Despite having similar names, the special programmes offered in the high school and the college section are different; however, most are closely associated with each other.

Secondary 1 (age 13) students first enter the high school section and study there for four years, before proceeding to the college section where they prepare to take the GCE 'A' Levels final examinations.

The Hwa Chong Institution student council comprises the College Council, High School Council, and the smaller consortium councils, which represent the college section, high school section and the four high school consortia respectively.

Although the college sections of "The Irresistible Henry House" describe only the home- economics realm, it becomes increasingly clear that Henry would have made an even better specimen for the psychology department.

Libraries also have college sections, where you can find scholarship books with information similar to what you will find on scholarship search websites.

Mr. Cast said the site's back-to-college section was heavy on features that take advantage of high-speed Internet connections.

According to Judy Diesen, BestBuy.com's vice president for operations, the Web site's back-to-college section — a first for the company — is a response to the abundance of school-specific technology decisions facing students and their parents.

The fans sing and chant like those in a college student section or a European soccer crowd.