Sentence examples for delayed college from inspiring English sources

Bedell delayed college and went through intensive rehabilitation and weight training.

Mr. Bush was born in Connecticut just as his father, who had delayed college to serve as a World War II Navy pilot, had completed his sophomore year at Yale. George W. was born to Barbara and George Bush in what was then Grace-New Haven Community Hospital and is now Yale-New Haven Hospital.

Researchers at Cornell found last year that the provision "had a large negative impact on the college attendance of students with drug convictions" — that students who were affected delayed college enrollment or were made "less likely to ever enroll in college," among other things.

Some suggest that he turn professional, either delaying college or not running for his college team.

She decided to delay college last fall at Ohio State, turning down a partial academic scholarship to race full-time.

Aidan had started art school on time, rejecting the advice of the psychiatrist who had advised delaying college for a year.

A year later, she graduated from high school and intended to delay college for a year to compete in the Olympic trials for the 1992 Summer Games in Barcelona, Spain.

There's no intellectual loss in delaying college.

Either delaying college admission or going to another institution is considered costly for candidates because it implies less lifetime earnings.

Gap year programs are a great way to delay college, and can give kids an opportunity to explore possible interests.

The group's members considered pushing to delay college investigations and to stop schools from punishing fraternities based on a single incident of sexual assault, hazing or other risky or offensive behavior.