Sentence examples for colleges are expected from inspiring English sources

Other colleges are expected to do the same.

And now FE colleges are expected to serve the bulk of students pursuing foundation degrees.

Nowadays colleges are expected to play roles that have traditionally been played by family, church & neighborhood, all of which are in disrepair.

No numbers from Bristol yet, but students from University of the West of England, Bristol University and several colleges are expected to gather there.

I was disappointed to read that most colleges are expected to continue to use the SAT in their admissions decisions (news article, Feb. 24), despite the well-documented gap in the scores between different races and especially between low-income and upper-income students.

Colleges are expected (by law, that is) to soon start formalizing a set of plans to curb piracy.

Given Harvard and Princeton's withdrawal from early admissions, Amherst and other elite colleges are expecting early applications to increase this year.

"We know what we want the end result to be, what the Regents want and what colleges are expecting.

The new reality is that colleges are expecting to have to do more with less for years to come," he said in an e-mail.

–Colleges are expecting that more prospective freshmen will appeal the aid they're offered.

Antonio Lasaga, 52, an award-winning geochemist who taught at Yale for almost 15 years and was housemaster at one of the university's 12 residential colleges, is expected to serve 15 years of the sentence in a federal prison and 5 in a state prison.