Sentence examples for improved colleges from inspiring English sources

Though health coverage for student athletes has generally improved, colleges have historically managed to dodge liability for on-field injuries, and some athletes have had to bear crushing medical bills as a result.

In another study presented at the sports medicine meeting, Taiwanese researchers reported that eight weeks of treadmill jogging significantly improved college students' endurance, and the improvements were almost identical, whether the volunteers jogged for 30 minutes or for three 10-minute sessions on the same day.

You don't have to look far to find evidence of a troubling disconnect between dramatically improved college enrollment in the United States and dismal graduation rates.

For students and families, this means cost-savings and, ultimately, improved college completion rates.

Policy makers know improved college training is only one part of the solution to the challenges counselors face, but it's an important part.

We not only have to improve colleges, as Mr. Leonhardt suggests; we also have to improve high schools.

And if the N.C.A.A. truly cared about improving colleges instead of settling for the extra year before eligibility that Stern is talking about, it should use its considerable influence to demand that both the N.B.A. and N.F.L. foot the college's bill for training pro athletes by paying a given amount each year for each player successfully drafted from college.

Yet the answer is to improve colleges, not abandon them.

Seventeen states have formed an alliance to improve college completion rates.

Some companies are training faculty members themselves, offering courses tailored to industry needs and improving college labs and libraries.

On the other hand, others have raised concerns that easier financing spurs higher college tuitions and thus does not improve college affordability.