Sentence examples for mainstream colleges from inspiring English sources

Now young people are leaving prepared for their next step, whether that's in mainstream colleges, apprenticeships or continuing specialist education.

Some students struggling in mainstream colleges decide to spend just a "bridge semester" at Landmark to get help specifically with time management and productivity.

But the subject has spread to mainstream colleges, as an end in itself (usually as a minor) or wrapped in another discipline (sustainability design, say, or economics).

The reality is that students at mainstream colleges who did not use drugs were few and far between in the 70s.

The number of ultra-Orthodox attending mainstream colleges has also more than doubled to 7,350 over the past six years, thanks in part to a committee-financed program of special preparatory classes.

Federal law requires all colleges to provide some accommodations for the learning disabled — tutoring, for example, or extra time on exams — and with the rapid increase in students with diagnosed learning disabilities, many mainstream colleges and universities are trying to serve them better.

Then I left segregated education and hospital and went to a mainstream college.

And as Ellerson said, they are more likely to be overlooked by the mainstream college football powers.

While Quora is a quintessential example of a site championed by Valley insiders, Formspring has a very mainstream, college kid audience, reflective of its Indiana-founding roots.

Catholics and Jews wanted access to mainstream college fraternities and suburbs.

At a time when only a few black students played mainstream college football, this made UCLA college football's most integrated team.