Sentence examples for colleges leaving from inspiring English sources

But things changed when Hashmi switched colleges, leaving Stony Brook University in Long Island for the more mixed Brooklyn College, from where he graduated with a degree in political science in 2003.

The complexity of the situation, with seven colleges leaving at one time, may delay an official decision or announcement.

Big banks have turned their backs by pulling federal loans from two-year colleges, leaving working families scrambling for a new route to fulfill higher education hopes.

While imperfect, this measure isn't correlated with either unionization rates or pay equity, so it's good enough to answer the researcher's question: Are women from top colleges leaving teaching because of the "pull" of better pay elsewhere or the "push" of reduced earnings at the top of teaching?

On Thursday, the Mayor proposed removing remedial work from CUNY's community colleges, leaving them to focus their resources "on a community college education that is a really good one". He has also argued for more stringent standards in the high schools.

But if the seven colleges leave, the $10 million figure would decrease.

"This is one of the few women's colleges left in the United States," she said.

The College Board estimates that at four-year public colleges, students graduate with (on average) $15,500 of debt; those at private colleges leave school $19,400 in the red.

On Thursday, the department issued new data showing that many commercial colleges leave large numbers of their graduates unable to pay back their loans.

Other details will need to be worked out before the seven colleges leave, including the fate of the Big East tournament, held each year at Madison Square Garden.

Let's not forget that the graduates of many private colleges leave with more debt on average than graduates of many for-profits.