Apparently, the business luminary Sir Digby Jones says Matthew Boulton is "a first class college - I know, I've been there".
Despite having a first class college education, Rod Blagojevich falls into the same category.
The town has a thriving university, two first-class sixth-form colleges, an internationally renowned choral society (plus a junior school choir that has won many national awards), two high-quality amateur orchestras, a lovely little theatre, a successful rugby league club and many good restaurants which reflect its cultural diversity.
Ryle gained first-class honours at Queen's College, Oxford, and became a lecturer at Christ Church College in 1924.
"Choate doesn't necessary give me a first-class ticket to a top college, but it will give me a first-class education".
After gaining first-class honours at The Queen's College, Oxford, Cruttwell was elected a Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford in 1911, and the following year became a lecturer in history at Hertford College.
I have been a psychiatrist since I graduated from medical college - with first-class honours - and entered my practice.' The doctor lifts his foot - a twitching cockroach is glued to his sole.
They noted in a joint op-ed in The New York Times last Friday that the current Montgomery G.I. Bill provides hardly enough for one to attend a community college, and that "first-class service to country deserves first-class appreciation".
In some systems, private colleges (usually non-profit ones) provide a first-class education.
Ms. Lynn and her cohorts have the unusual distinction of being the first class to enter college since the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta recommended late last year that college students be educated about the disease, which can be fatal and strikes freshmen living in dormitories at six times the rate of the general population.
