Sentence examples for more for college from inspiring English sources
Real people are paying more for college, only to enter a job market that can't accommodate them.
In contrast, the president's proposed tax credit expansion would mean $2,500 more for college, White House officials.
"How can we ask a student to pay more for college before we ask hedge fund managers to stop paying taxes at a lower rate than their secretaries?
It's that they instill habits better —industriousness, self-discipline, etc. Remember employers don't pay more for college graduates because of what those graduates may have learned about Milton, valuable though that is.
These are policies that punish families: families that could better balance caregiving and breadwinning if they could divide those jobs more evenly; families that could be headed by two earners instead of one; families that could save more for college, for retirement, for emergencies, if the Internal Revenue Service didn't treat dual-income parents in this punitive manner.
In recent months, for instance, unemployment fell more for DC's White, non-Hispanic residents than for Black residents, and more for college-educated residents than for those with lower levels of education.
"But more and more, paying for college actually pushes those dreams further and further out of reach.
If we succeed in preparing more students for college, enrolling more students in college and an essential "and"–graduating more students from college, this would be a huge accomplishment for our citizens and our nation.
America doesn't need more college graduates right now; it needs more jobs for college graduates.
More money for college is better than none.
