Sentence examples for end colleges from inspiring English sources

In the end, colleges need to rethink how to engage with their alumni.

To that end, college basketball finds itself in something of a quandary.

And it would end college admissions preferences based on race, substituting a program guaranteeing admission to at least 1 of the 10 state universities for high school students who graduate in the top 20percentt of their class.

To that end, College of DuPage hosts dozens of workshops each year, not only on financial aid, but on personal finance as well.

A study by Caroline Hoxby, a professor at Stanford University, and Sarah Turner, a professor at the University of Virginia, concluded that providing high-achieving students from low-income backgrounds with personalized information about their college options would cost only $6 per student but could vastly increase their applications and acceptance to high-end colleges.

A few months ago, Cowen wondered why 54 of the lower-end colleges that play Division I-A football begin their N.C.A.A. season with no chance of playing for the national championship because they are not part of the Bowl Championship Series.

As in "Tuesday With Morrie" our paths took different turns when I ended college.

But since the Vietnam draft ended, college professors like me have rarely had the obligation, or the opportunity, to hand bad students over to the secular arm.

(The state of Oregon is working on an innovative and potentially game-changing system for ending college debt penury).

Spanier lobbied personally — and successfully — against a proposal to end the colleges' exemption.

The graduation rate for Oregon football players is 54 percent, which is on the lower end of colleges in the Pac-12.