Sentence examples for colleges run from inspiring English sources

For-profit colleges run by the Apollo Group, Corinthian Colleges and the Washington Post Company are being investigated by Florida on allegations of unfair and deceptive enrollment practices.

Assignments in colleges run fairly true to form and he has covered most of them, so he usually only has to rehash them.

We've already got technical colleges run by great companies like JCB......I say: let's have one of those colleges in every single major town.

In the programs that colleges run to help new students make the transition from high school, students are counseled on everything from food to friendships, but "little or no time is spent on cheating," she said.

This means there will be no money from public funds to support more than limited growth in demand for the myriad courses colleges run for adults outside these groups.

Many of the 495 English and Welsh colleges reviewed, which included specialist institutions and 110 sixth-form colleges, run library services with minimal staffing levels, using staff with inappropriate qualifications or without access to relevant continuing professional develop ment, the survey found.

The colleges running short study-abroad courses try to build in experiences outside the classroom.

That's when I was getting ready to leave home on Long Island for college — and when almost all of my friends from high school, whose colleges ran on a different schedule, had already left.

The High Street is dominated by independent colleges running courses in how to be British.

The university and the community colleges ran advertisements encouraging opposition to the plan; Patton characterized these ads as "mean".

Sister Agnes Marie, as she was known in religion, earned bachelor's and master's degrees from Immaculate Heart College, run by her order.