Sentence examples for colleges track from inspiring English sources

Many colleges track this nonacademic statistic.

To decide if one is worth the money, they advise, look at: JOB PLACEMENT Most for-profit colleges track graduates' job status, information they share as a selling point.

Colleges track a figure called yield, which is the percentage of students who accept an offer of admission.

Most universities or colleges track their alumni as well, and you can contact them for directory information or to find information on reunion events.

The fortunes of for-profit colleges tracked the Great Recession in reverse: Corinthian's stock price more than doubled between March 2008 and February 2009, just as unemployment spiked; enrollment increased more than 50percentt between fall 2008 and fall 2010.

Every student is now on a college track.

Had Juilliard also accepted him, Hollimon said, "I wouldn't have run college track".

He had been a hard-hitting high school football player and a college track athlete.

He has been coaching high school and college track for 30 years, with an expertise in throwing.

Many consider college track harmful to the development of sprinters because they are forced to run too many races.

When he returned, he wore a bulky brace, and his speed — he was a college track star — and mobility were obviously diminished.