Sentence examples for informed college from inspiring English sources
We can all agree that college applicants and their families need to make informed college choices.
If the federal government makes it mandatory to disclose this information in a clear and consistent way, as it should, families will be better able to make informed college choices.
These sanctions have been criticized by some NCAA football writers, including ESPN's Ted Miller, who wrote, "It's become an accepted fact among informed college football observers that the NCAA sanctions against USC were a travesty of justice, and the NCAA's refusal to revisit that travesty are a massive act of cowardice on the part of the organization.
In his chapter on lawsuits, he reprimands the high school guidance counselors who neglected to inform college admissions officers that a star applicant had murdered her mother a few years earlier.
We argue that this finding should be further explored to inform college coursework of both biologist and biology teachers.
Knowing that a college education is a factor associated with giving, it is important for fundraisers in rural settings to inform college educated people about the work being done to service a population in need.
The discussion of using learning principles to inform college teaching has certainly reached the national level.
It plans to immediately inform colleges when there's anything amiss — and contact others on behalf of any students who want to assure colleges that their applications are as advertised.
Rising Dartmouth junior Nastassja Schmiedt described the April protest as "informally informing the college of civil rights violations".
Joe Levine, a spokesman for the college, said the governor's office informed the college this morning that Mr. Paterson would not be able to give the speech and suggested that Andrew M. Cuomo, the state attorney general, serve as a substitute for the governor.
But over the weekend, Mr. Blankfein informed the college that he was canceling his appearance, originally planned for Wednesday night, because of a scheduling conflict.
