Sentence examples for data from colleges from inspiring English sources

The Institute of International Education — a nonprofit organization that works to promote international education and education access worldwide — has collected data from colleges and universities since 1919.

He examined data from college astronomy courses where assessments were administered both online outside of class as CBTs and in class as PPTs.

Data from College Measures show that employers are paying more often far more for degrees in the fields of technology, engineering, and mathematics (TEM).

Similarly, Newsweek uses third-party data from College Prowler for its rankings.

In order to compile their top 25 lists (evaluating colleges in categories of size, location, gay friendliness, jock friendliness and more) Newsweek drew on data from College Prowler, school statistics (like acceptance rates and credentials of incoming freshmen) and specialized reports.

Looking at data from college football from 1997 to 2010, the authors of this study found "that for particularly poorly performing teams, coach replacements have little effect on team performance as measured against comparable teams that did not replace their coach.

"But they only had data from 276 colleges," he said.

How selective had Deresiewicz been, I wondered, in quoting data from some colleges and not from others?

Mr. Thomases said the city was trying to develop a way to get data from other colleges.

In January, the Senate Finance Committee requested detailed endowment and spending data from 136 colleges and universities with endowments of at least $500 million.

Experts harbor doubts about the reliability of Labor Department numbers, which are derived from reports by state agencies that collect data from community colleges and employment offices whose training funds are dependent upon reaching benchmarks.