Sentence examples for colleges delay from inspiring English sources

Admissions directors say that some colleges delay admission of low-scoring students until January, excluding them from averages for the class admitted in September, while other colleges seek more applications to report a lower percentage of students accepted.

Dozens more took similar action and some FE colleges delayed A-level exams, to the delight of some students.

Munchausen is a vibrant, wordless, Pixar-inspired montage (think the marriage sequence in UP, but live action) in which a devoted mother, unable to confront the heartbreak of her son leaving for college, delays his departure by making him sick.

This number is called the Bachelor's Degree Attainment Index (Bachelor's DAI), and provides a better estimate of the total proportion of CPS ninth-graders who will earn a four-year degree within 10 years of beginning high school because it accounts for students who first enroll in a community college or delay entry into college before earning a four-year degree.

And in the rare cases where colleges do delay, the administration is supposed to take singular measures to make sure the accuser is comfortable remaining on campus.

Technical problems with the Common Application two years ago panicked students and caused some colleges to delay early decision application deadlines.

But the cost of college can delay the day when young people feel they can afford an engagement ring, let alone a family.

Groundbreaking on the colleges was delayed because of the 2008 financial crisis, but in 2013 an unprecedented $250 million gift from alumnus Charles Johnson '54 enabled planning to resume in earnest.

Starting college without delay, even at a campus she initially overlooked, "is going to help me out more career-wise and education-wise".

But while the college promises delayed admission, students are typically not required to commit themselves or pay a deposit.

Clowney, who has been vague about his college intentions, delayed his decision to evaluate how his top-choice universities fared in the recruiting process.