Sentence examples for difficulties of college from inspiring English sources

Adjustment difficulties of college students are common and their school adjustment has gained wide concern in recent years.

In an African-American neighborhood on the South Side, residents told Mr. Emanuel they were worried about a dearth of jobs, the difficulties of affording college and gun violence (one man pulled back his shirt to show Mr. Emanuel a bullet wound).

According to the new teaser, Hannah jets off to the Iowa Writer's Workshop to write fiction that closely resembles her life, Marnie gets herself into a tricky romantic situation and Shoshanna faces the new difficulties of post-college life.

Now he works as a Daca law fellow at the National Immigration Law Center and has seen that while the legal process of attending college is getting easier, the difficulty of affording college in the US remains.

Roscoe's example helps illustrate the difficulties of measuring students' college readiness.

Dunham's second feature, Tiny Furniture (2010), documents with acerbic precision the familial and social difficulties of a privileged college graduate attempting to integrate into society at large.

Edwards immediately encountered significant challenges, including the difficulties of administering a college across two campuses, as well as old prejudices and hard feelings among those still loyal to either Jefferson College or Washington College.

Some players, though, worry that with fewer hits, they will have more difficulty catching the eye of college scouts.

Millennials' top reasons cited for giving a "negative" rating were the high cost of college and the difficulty of getting a job after graduation.

Some college officials say parents must share responsibility for their children's difficulties in coping with the inevitable stresses of college.

According to the College Board, two thirds of college students reported having difficulties with the financial aid application process.