Sentence examples for network of colleges from inspiring English sources

Under Rockefeller a feeble network of colleges and schools was transformed into the world's largest public university.

"I think we're at the cusp of building a network of colleges and universities around the country" devoted to sustainable agriculture, Mr. Harb said.

Usphere lets students fill out a single application and be considered by their network of colleges.

It will feature a £60m building for Inverness College, which forms part of the UHI network of colleges and institutions.

Inverness College, which has more than 8,500 students, is part of the UHI network of colleges and research centres.

While it completes training programs for Facebook and Unity, Pathstream is building out a network of colleges that will offer the curriculum to students.

The bride, known as Nimmi, works in Manhattan as the operations manager at KIPP NYC, part of a network of college preparatory charter public schools.

Every six weeks, Ms. Berg hits the road for a week with her four-and-a-half-pound notebook computer and cell phone to visit a large network of college friends who live as far away as California.

Jake Zalewski, a San Franciscan who manages a network of college bookstores and travels frequently on business, said his Vivint system has freed him from worrying about all the little things everyone thinks about after leaving the house.

Ms. Bass, 27, a speed-talking Citi Habitats real estate broker who lives at 50 West 72nd Street, has seeded its 16 floors with a loose network of college and post-college friends and their siblings, most of them now in their late 20s and early 30s.

Among needier kids, the six-year graduation rate is 45 percent when grants cover under a quarter of college costs versus 68 percent when they cover more than three-quarters, according to Mark Kantrowitz, the publisher at Edvisors.com, a network of college-planning Web sites.