Sentence examples for electronic college from inspiring English sources

CollegeLink.com, a site that offers search services and electronic college applications, does the same.

"I was in the electronic college which supports the military," he said hesitantly, as if a wrong word would condemn him.

Amazon, which started selling books over the Internet in 1995, and which today says it has the world's biggest selection of items for sale, is entering the rental market for electronic college textbooks.

"How can that be bad for a bookmaker?" His first foray is into the market for electronic college "course packs"–custom anthologies of article reprints for particular courses.

Electronic college admissions decisions make me nostalgic for the old slim letter/fat letter days.

Electronic college texts can include links that send students to Web sites to check things like real-time economic data.

The present study, guided by Mehrabian and Russell's S O R model (1974), explored how three exterior store atmospherics landscaping, a store greeter, and an electronic kiosk influenced college students' emotional states and patronage intentions toward a university-branded (and owned) merchandise store (i.e., a retailer that sells collegiate-licensed merchandise).

He sent e-mails with links to his fake Web site through legitimate job search forums and college electronic mailing lists, they said.

On Wednesday "Glee," the hit Fox series, was named one of the recipients of a George Foster Peabody Award, given annually by the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Georgia for excellence in electronic media, the college said in a news release.

NetLibrary will be entering the textbook space in the fall with a new enterprise called Metatext, offering electronic versions of college textbooks.

If your student's college accepts electronic MPNs, they will send you to the StudentLoans.gov Web site.