"college time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you refer to the time spent in college. For example, "It was an exciting college time with all the new friends I made."
"Movie time is like college time," Baumbach said.
(in college time) and they're sprinting full-bore as if it's the last 30 seconds of the game.
In 1970, after college, time in the army, and working in local radio in Los Angeles, he started doing his countdown show; it ran for thirty-four years.
A portion of college time needs to be devoted to pre-vocational training so that kids get some sense of specialization that is is going to be useful to them when they are Hiring their lives.
But it wasn't until I started doing my A-levels at York College that I became very politically aware, because I knew that by the end of my college time I'd be able to vote.
Before Chaney's college time was up, the N.B.A. had Chuck Cooper, Earl Lloyd and Nat Clifton as well as other black players who were far better ballplayers than John Chaney.
"For the new ministerial team, the key priority is to give schools and colleges time to implement the large number of reforms already under way," he said.
In advance of the exciting TV event, The Huffington Post got on the phone with Shay Mitchell, who plays Emily Fields on the show, to talk about A theories, the possibility of a "Pretty Little Liars" post-college time jump and the sister-like relationship between her and her cast mates.
Influence from your peers is extremely strong, specially during sub-college time.
"You will get back to college on time?" "Yes".
With their son and daughter out of college, the time was right.
