Sentence examples for has given colleges from inspiring English sources

Trying to impose order on early admissions, the National Association for College Admission Counseling has given colleges the green light for "single choice early action" rounds for admissions.

His first objection was constitutional: he believes the Supreme Court has given colleges very narrow instructions on when and how to consider race.

But the association has given colleges broad latitude to define and measure objectives, which are often vague (Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio, for one, has chosen this management-concept goal: "Students will be able to understand the complexities of decision making").

19 Colorado State (2-0) at U.C.L.A. (0-0) 10:15 p.m. FSN First it was Virginia and Colorado; now it is a solid U.C.L.A. team as the latest challenge for the overlooked Rams, a team that has given college football two stars in the season's early weeks: running back Cecil Sapp and quarterback Bradlee Van Pelt.

Although the constitutional issue applied directly only to public institutions, federal law has given private colleges an equal stake in the outcome by forbidding racial discrimination by educational institutions that receive federal money.

"The federal government has given the colleges the ability to declare the student independent, but they don't want to tell them that from the outset because they don't want to commit the financial aid dollars to someone who suddenly has so much financial need".

The changes to the core curriculum and other revisions have influential backing from Robert F.X. Sillerman, an entertainment industry billionaire and the college chancellor, who, with his wife, Laura Baudo Sillerman, has given the college more than $17 million in recent years.

She has given the college a great deal during her time here," the spokeswoman said.

Since 1993, the State of Georgia has given free college tuition to students with B averages.

Now, however, the J. Paul Getty Trust has given the college a $228,000 grant to develop a plan to restore the library and three other Stanford White structures.

To this end, Verizon has given the college $50,000 for a peer mentoring program and financed internships for students interested in early childhood education.