Sentence examples for colleges considered from inspiring English sources

When viewed as a whole, these bits of data provided a strong hint of what Wesleyan, like other elite colleges, considered important in an applicant.

Though standing 6 feet, he weighed just 195 pound, which major colleges considered too light for the position.

The system emerged in the 19th century, as ecclesiastical colleges considered various forms of union with the University of Toronto to ensure their viability.

— Tyler G. Some colleges consider major field when awarding merit aid.

Juniors, here is your college admissions checklist for November: Junior-year grades are often the most important academic work that colleges consider when reviewing applications.

David Petersam, founder of AdmissionsConsultants in Vienna, Va., acknowledged that colleges consider extracurricular activities, but, he added, "to say squash is better than basketball, baseball or Greco-Roman wrestling, I wouldn't go that far".

"An unexplained gap in attainment is unacceptable," said Ebdon, "and this survey on student experience shows why it is vital that universities and colleges consider how best to support their BME students to achieve their full potential.

That said, colleges consider "negotiate" to be a dirty word.

Colleges consider involved students as eventual alumni who may be potential contributors to that college.

Grades and the rigor of your high school courses are among the primary criteria that colleges consider.

I think about Hugo, Jean Valjean and the judge each time I read about colleges considering the elimination of French, German or the classics.