Sentence examples for experienced college from inspiring English sources

In the years since I left the workforce, my family has experienced college student poverty, lost jobs, broken-down vehicles and unexpected medical expenses.

Has had a tough time with injuries, but an experienced college player.

ONE TEAM WAS SURE TO WIN Georgia won, 27-13, at Mississippi in a game matching two experienced college coaches whose jobs are in jeopardy.

There are scouts who claim that with the exception of the truly gifted, the Tim Duncans, rating an experienced college big man has become a most daunting task.

In the chart, "recent college graduate" refers to workers who are 22 to 26 years old; "experienced college graduate" covers those 30 to 54; and "graduate degree holder" is limited to workers 30 to 54 years old.

"Emotionally we all experienced college as far as the self-discovery and cold reality of, life is gonna be a lot harder than we thought, but physically, art school is a totally different experience".

And many of them belong to a surprising group: experienced, college-educated professionals who worked in Manhattan.

Areas with the highest price housing experienced college-educated growth at a rate only 60% of those with more affordable real estate.

Who could blame me for wanting to experience college outside the state of Kansas?

"I didn't want us not to experience college," she said.

"A big factor was experiencing college as an 18-, 19-, 20-year-old," he said.