Sentence examples for college standards from inspiring English sources

The Oregon defensive players (like the offense) are not particularly big by major college standards.

Mr. Cho went to bed early by college standards, about 9 p.m.

State officials are considering whether to change the testing requirements even more, to align more closely with college standards.

In other words, he frequently displays pinpoint accuracy and has shown no fear targeting players who are covered by college standards but open by N.F.L. standards.

Fredonia's radio station, with its tattered band posters and fading stickers, rickety desks and swivel chairs, and the occasional forlorn turntable or microphone jack, is plush by college standards.

Jo Handelsman, a Yale University biologist and co-chair of the PCAST working group that produced the report, says it calls for "a national experiment" on the best way to eliminate remedial math courses and bring more students up to college standards.

It is not much by large-college standards.

All institutions of higher education should follow the example of the career colleges' Standards of Responsible Conduct.

Now it is determined by hedge-fund managers, or by Deutsche Bank (headline sponsor) redeeming itself in a maelstrom of (mostly) college-standard tat.

Once we kill Common Core testing and stop this coercive version of Common Core, the next generation of college readiness standards can be developed in a real bottom-up effort to raise and implement learning standards.

National figures released in August echo the Texas readiness report: just 25percentt of ACT test-takers met college preparedness standards for English, math, reading and science, whereas nearly one-third didn't meet any of those standards.