For-profit colleges acquire much of their revenue from federal aid.
Bender, who never attended college, acquired his business skills solely through hands-on work and an inquisitive mind.
During Adams' tenure, the college acquired a new mascot, the first since the original Reveille died in 1944.
During that period, the college acquired $18,000 from the state for the purpose of purchasing an additional 94 acre.
After the war, the previously ethnic Czech college acquired a more diverse student body, due to rising enrollment caused by the G.I. Bill.
Not every president went to Harvard, obviously, but even those without a degree from Harvard or any college acquired the same or more education on their own.
The U.S. government paid the college for training the cadets, and after the war, the college acquired two prefabricated government buildings which have been transformed into the modern-day coffee shop and bookstore.
Subsequent president Thomas R. Peterson, O.P. (1971 1985) instituted the Development of Western Civilization program, while in 1974, the college acquired the property of the former Charles V. Chapin Hospital on the other side of Huxley Avenue.
In 1329, the college received through royal grant a large house belonging to the crown, known as La Oriole, standing on the site of what is now First quad; it is from this property that the college acquired its common name, "Oriel", the name being in use from about 1349.
"He was hoping to have a college acquire the collection, and he would take care of it".
