Sentence examples for competition college from inspiring English sources

From the earliest days of intercollegiate competition, college sports had been criticized for allowing commercial interests and overemphasis on winning to undermine academic values.

In international competition, college lacrosse, and Major League Lacrosse, the total playing time is sixty minutes, composed of four fifteen-minute quarters.

Stiff competition for college admissions means prep courses, SAT tutoring, team sports and other activities to buff up college resumes.

But the competition for college admission, not to mention the stress of testing, remains.

Hargadon's tenure at Princeton spanned a period of change and increasing competition in college admissions.

In Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, where competition for college entrance is fierce, most children attend cram schools from an early age.

"Competition for college is incredibly steep," Ms. Eifler said, "and fabulous, fabulous kids are not getting into places".

I don't know if Paterno has noticed, but the competition in college football has become more rigorous than ever.

According to this article, WHAT are some high school students doing to cope with "pressure over grades and competition for college admissions"?

The competition for college football content is pretty stiff these days, whether it's the SEC on CBS, Notre Dame on NBC or the Big Ten Network".

The parent organization, Panhellenic House, continued to run a yearly essay competition for college students on the subject of what they would most want to see in New York.