Sentence examples for make colleges from inspiring English sources
Science laboratories, computers and specialized teachers make colleges expensive to run.
It's also important to remember that yields, like other admissions statistics, can be manipulated to make colleges look impressive.
This market-based competition will make colleges think much more carefully about teaching undergraduates, which at the moment is too often an afterthought.
Some women say that they hope that having more women will make colleges more sensitive to a range of issues, particularly those involving the family.
On Monday, Clinton presented her proposal, which would have the federal government spend three hundred and fifty billion dollars over ten years to make colleges more affordable and accountable to their students.
And higher education is under great strain in the United States — witness President Obama's plans to make colleges more affordable and accountable by rating them — so the temptation to raise money by expanding into rapidly growing (or resource rich) countries is understandable.
Make college education unaffordable.
They didn't even make college.
New reforms aim to make college more affordable.
And we have to make college affordable for every American.
