The phrase "collegiate environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a setting or atmosphere that is characteristic of a college or university, often emphasizing academic and social aspects.
Example: "The university promotes a collaborative and supportive collegiate environment for all its students."
Alternatives: "academic setting" or "university atmosphere".
Rivals occasionally grouse that Sean takes credit for writing songs which were actually created in a collegiate environment, with a team of writers and session musicians.
Whether or not the senior management team have their office doors open can show if the school operates in a collegiate environment.
Moskowitz hoped to create a more relaxed and collegiate environment, with seminars led by experts supplanting classes with pre-formulated lesson plans.
This, it would appear, is the principal factor behind theatre people's achievement in the movies: with the right script and the right support, their proven ability to organise and enthuse within what Daldry likes to call a "collegiate" environment can make the difference between success and failure.
Eduardo Brandão, the co-director of Galeria Vermelho,which serves as a similar kind of idea lab for artists of everystripe, suggests that such a collegiate environment mightdisintegrate in a city with more resources, like New York.Not that São Paulo isn't a place of accomplishment —Vermelho sold almost everything it brought this year to ArtBasel Miami, mostly to American collectors.
The more connected you are within your collegiate environment the more successful you will become and the more knowledgeable you'd be about opportunities.
Alright, fine, I haven't been immersed in enough collegiate environments to say that we are more or less messed up than anyone else our age, but still — we have problems.
For example, peer led tutorials helped students know what was required for exams (97.1%), reassured students they were on the right track with their learning (96.3%), encouraged a collegiate learning environment (93.4%) and to a lesser extent the learning to be a good doctor (78.1%).
The Quad, where the most senior members of the coalition thrash out their differences, is not the most collegiate of environments, Moore recalled.
"This is not a collegiate-type environment.
Given the competitive and pressure-consumed environment of collegiate athletics, MacLean's behavior is common; Murray's demeanor is extraordinary.
