Sentence examples for colleges below from inspiring English sources
Check out the 10 geekiest colleges below and head over to HerCampus for more rankings.
Rob Franek, author of The Best Value Colleges and Princeton Review's VP of Publishing, said in an email to HuffPost that the colleges below do what they can to save students money.
Rob Franek, author of The Best Value Colleges and Princeton Review's vice-president of publishing, said in an email to HuffPost that the expensive colleges below do what they can to save students money.
After taking over in 1999, Pourdeyhimi has raised $7 million to build pilot manufacturing labs, getting companies to either donate equipment or give the college below-market-rate financing.
When I chose to apply to the other colleges listed below, I did it with the idea of keeping a balanced approach.
dTo simplify the analysis, junior high school or less, high school, and technical secondary school were classified as technical secondary school or below; junior college and college or above were classified as junior college or above.
"Forty-nine percent of our kids whose parents were college graduates were below basic".
But "Why Boys Fail" says that at the end of high school, among white boys who have at least one parent who attended college, 23 percent score "below basic" in reading.
Below, college-age white guys, some shirtless and glistening with sweat, pumped fists in the air and moshed around the security perimeter to songs that their parents probably made out to in dorm rooms.
9 45 P.M. (Flix) THE LAST DAYS OF DISCO (1998) The director Whit Stillman plumbs the malaise of the young and privileged in this tale about the New York nightclub scene of the early 1980s and two young denizens, the confident Charlotte (Kate Beckinsale) and her less-secure college chum Alice Chloë Sevignyy, below right, with Ms. Beckinsale).
Surveys have been widely used in community-based research projects, including both general population surveys and surveys of particular population groups, such as college students (discussed below in Community Indicators on Alcohol and Alcohol-Related Harm; see also the table).
