Sentence examples for colleges leading from inspiring English sources

Kent Sheng: I did not visit any colleges leading up to my applying.

Mount St. Mary, a liberal arts college with about 2,000 students, is one of several colleges leading the way.

The Higher Education Funding Council for England (Hefce) said it would develop plans with a number of existing universities and colleges leading to the creation of a University of Cumbria in a few years' time.

Teachers from more competitive colleges may have deeper subject knowledge than their colleagues from less-competitive colleges, leading principals to assign them to more advanced courses, the researchers said.

Barry Lovejoy, the head of colleges at the lecturers' union Natfhe, said: "Much of the positive reform for FE set out in this budget will be undermined by the government's short-term funding priorities, which are creating insecurity in colleges, leading to more redundancies and persistent low pay.

Rich parents can afford to send their kids to top-notch schools and colleges, leading to better opportunities, leading to the continuing build-up of wealth and privilege.

Mettenberger spent a year in junior college, leading Butler Community College to the N.J.C.A.A. national championship game.

Full tuition and other financial benefits are provided to students during college leading to the award of a baccalaureate degree.

They were both accepted to Harvard and rowed all four years in college, leading their crew to first place at the 2004 Intercollegiate Rowing Association Regatta, the national championship for men.

Phase 2 involved nonprofit organizations and educational institutions like York College, leading to hospital expansions and hundreds of new units of partnership housing.

Griffin also served on the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Financial Aid Task Force in 2004, which approved a new financial aid case statement for the College, leading to new policies that expanded the reach of the financial aid program.