Sentence examples for colleges started from inspiring English sources

His list of colleges started with Cornell, for which he clearly didn't have the academic record.

Colleges started to call -- Syracuse, Rutgers, Wake Forest and South Carolina -- and Nagy said he thought he would have at least one scholarship offer.

At least 68 of those junior colleges started their honors programs in the last five years, propelled by basic, yet inescapable, realities.

"So-and-so from a college was traveling and said, 'Hey, that looks like our mark.' But as colleges and high schools became more high profile, colleges started to recognize the need for protection on all levels".

As real estate values climbed in the early part of this decade, colleges started to back away from that formula, because it forced many families of otherwise modest means to cover too much of the cost of tuition.

Anecdotal evidence suggests that incidents of misconduct among athletes remain commonplace, even though many colleges started preventive and punitive measures to restrain such behavior after a barrage of criticism over several notorious cases in the 1990's.

All these colleges starting these remedial programs to teach kids what they should have learned in the ninth grade.

We've reached the time of year that colleges start mailing out their decision letters.

Most of the medical colleges start their clinical phase in the 4th year in a 6 year college, or the 3rd year in 5-year college.

College started again in December?

Olin College started with what would amount to institutional suicide.