The hotel is the training centre for students of Singapore's hospitality college, meaning that service can be inept but enthusiastic.
You'll need to arrange to do this the following June (ask your school or college), meaning you'll also need to start planning for your year ahead while you prepare.
Athletic scholarships, which are capped in value, do not necessarily cover all of the costs of attending college, meaning that players have to pull resources together in other ways.
Students this year applied to more colleges than ever, meaning more colleges will accept fewer students, and more will be rejected and wait-listed.
Then there is the matter of his sister, Elise, 16, a junior who will be applying to college next year, meaning his parents will have two children in college at the same time for three years.
Going back to the 2004 battle, the Democrats' losing margin was 34 electoral-college votes, meaning they need to switch states worth only 18 votes to win.
Teams struggle more now in evaluating running backs, he said, because the spread offense has spread across college football, meaning more running backs enter the league unsure of how to protect the passer or read zones.
Others thought the type of intellectual conversations and information they had/learned in college gave meaning to their life, something that couldn't be replaced.
Should the Supreme Court limit or strike down race-conscious admissions plans at public colleges and universities (meaning those run by the government), there is no particular reason to think that private institutions would decide to follow suit.
Instead of taking a year to build a dormitory, it can take only a matter of days, meaning colleges can respond quickly to an unexpected jump in enrollment and capture the revenue from rents sooner.
