Sentence examples for college that are from inspiring English sources

Holidays in France are part of what is known as the "acquis sociaux" or social conquests, benefits like generous social security and pension benefits and free education through college that are viewed as part of every citizen's birthright.

"You just have to wonder how he'll adjust to bigger kids on the defensive side of the ball in college that are stronger and faster and if he can handle the wear and tear".

It's these insanely high costs of college that are driving higher education online at a crazy fast pace.

So when various higher-education entities report faculty-to-administration ratios, those ratios can have dramatically different values depending on the underlying definitions of faculty and administration, including the number of people employed by a university or college that are not considered to be either faculty or administration (e.g., hourly employees).

The students have already arrived with ideas and perceptions about college that are often more romanticized notions than accurate reflections of college life - ideas created by admissions brochures, a campus visit, stereotypes in the media and stories from family or friends.

Many experts in the sports industry believe it is the internships and other relationships you form during college that are the most important aspect of getting a job after college.

In 2012, a Tokyo college that was founded in 2002 said it would close in 2015.

For a sensitive young man, fresh from Christ's College, that was disturbing.

He is determined that his children attend college — that is Mungin ground rule No. 1.

But her goal was to help students find a college that is a good fit.

He added, "If a student chooses not to go to college, that is O.K".