Sentence examples for colleges which are from inspiring English sources

Not so America's colleges, which are simultaneously raising tuition fees and experiencing record levels of enrolment.

Community colleges, which are subsidized by local governments, also charge different tuition.

"They would be better off going to community colleges, which are lower cost and open enrollment, for the most part".

It is high time that Cambridge University grappled with this problem, which encourages an attitude that there are "good colleges" and other colleges which are also-rans.

And then there are the more immediate concerns of pre-med students and their colleges, which are preparing for the seismic changes.

There is no sign of aid retrenchment at the handful of wealthiest colleges — which are also among the most generous with aid — like Princeton, Harvard, Yale and Stanford.

Both states have lots of colleges, which is where Paul gets most of his support.

I see my sorority sisters from other colleges, which is really cool.

Ne'er-do-wells don't generally study at Ivy League colleges, which is what Newman did.

The Universities of Paris and Oxford were composed of colleges, which were actually endowed residence halls for scholars.

Nearly one-third of them (52) went to a private college or university, 118 went to public schools, and 4 went to community colleges (which were also public).