Sentence examples for established colleges from inspiring English sources

Currently, newly established colleges can only offer degrees if they are supervised and accredited by an existing university.

Among them are one man who helped Thomas Jefferson write the Declaration of Independence, and scores who built and decorated Washington, established colleges and universities and who built hospitals.

Dependence on established colleges constrained the development of emergency medicine in the UK, while an independent college in Australia/NZ promoted it.

At about the same time, private benefactors established colleges to serve as self-contained scholarly communities.

USA Softball passed over the popular infielder and picked 12 established college coaches as finalists for the job.

St. John's Coach Mike Jarvis blamed some of his team's losses in December on other schools trying to knock off an established college basketball power.

This year, for the first time, ACT established college-readiness benchmarks, scores that would show whether students were prepared to earn at least a C in a college-level course.

She then taught physical education and coached drill teams at Santa Monica College, whose president, Richard Moore, said, "With her batons, hats and costumes, she established college pride, no matter what the prowess of the athletic crew".

He spent the summer before matriculating working at Tamarack Lodge in the Catskill Mountains and playing in a local basketball league along with a number of established college players.

On one hand, Romney too emphasized education in his time as governor; he established college scholarship programs for top-performing high school students, recruited skilled math and science instructors, and created new intervention programs for public schools.

Scores on the BSI in this sample were comparable to previously established college student norms [ 25]. *Note that the Global Severity Index is reported as a T-score.