Sentence examples for college to zero from inspiring English sources
Score: 2 2015 State of the Union: I'm sending this Congress a bold new plan to lower the cost of community college – to zero.
At times, particularly when it came to his domestic agenda, he spoke in terms that were almost resounding — "In the past year alone, about ten million uninsured Americans finally gained the security of health coverage"; "I'm sending this Congress a bold new plan to lower the cost of community college, to zero" — and had a certain populist consistency.
At times, particularly when it came to his domestic agenda, he spoke in terms that were almost resounding—"In the past year alone, about ten million uninsured Americans finally gained the security of health coverage"; "I'm sending this Congress a bold new plan to lower the cost of community college, to zero"—and had a certain populist consistency.
That's why I am sending this Congress a bold new plan to lower the cost of community college — to zero.
The President's proposal to lower the cost of community college to zero would open doors to thousands of LGBTQ students who can't afford even the few thousand dollars a year that schools like HCC currently charge.
Reducing college to three years would limit the time to take advantage of such opportunities.
The chancellor, Matthew Goldstein, has said that it will enforce academic standards and allow CUNY's quarter million students to transfer easily among its seven community colleges, or from a community college to one of the 11 four-year colleges.
He'll carry Florida and North Carolina, which would increase his tally in the electoral college to three hundred and forty-seven and bring Romney's tally down to a hundred and ninety-one.
For an article published in the journal Psychophysiology, researchers from Ohio State University and the University of Amsterdam subjected 24 men in college to two very different experiences.
Kidd became uninspired, and that quirky little something that followed him from college to three N.B.A. teams is raising its head again.
The practice of medicine demands a tremendous amount from our doctors -- from four years of college to four years of medical school to residency and fellowship training.
