Sentence examples for of single college from inspiring English sources

"[A]s someone who's younger in high school, you want to be a college kid," he said, alluding to Tinder's infamous launch strategy of hosting "exclusive" frat parties at colleges like the University of Southern California (the price of entrance was registration on the app) and signing up hundreds of single college students in one night.

For example, if your customer base consists mainly of single college students, you might find them on nearby campuses, in coffee shops, and in libraries.

"Each of the new colleges would house around 500 students, but only half of those beds (the equivalent of a single college) will be used for expansion: building two colleges will permit us to renovate or replace dated facilities, such as the dormitories in Wilson College, that are no longer well-suited to our residential life program," Eisgruber said.

Modern agriculture relies on sophisticated data collection and interpretation, including mapping systems and tagging technology, but I have not heard of a single college course that addresses the potential of data in land-based industries.

In it, he describes the hurdles that lower-income students face, from the lack of a single college counselor at many high schools to the byzantine misery of financial aid forms.

Hubchilla is also super viral, with the service spreading to 90percentt of a single college within 24 hours (which sounds crazy, but who knows with kids these days).

Oddly enough, Jobs, who succeeded in business without attending more than part of a single college semester, also blamed a U.S. educational system "crippled by union work rules" for what he proclaimed to be the sorry state of our domestic labor force.

The Web format allowed students to make immediate, tangible, and credited contributions to a vital community resource within the duration of a single college course.

I should have figured that out because I can barely think of a single college-educated woman under the age of 30 who is married.

Dr. Silber said a similar plan had been tried three years ago by the University of Pittsburgh but that school is now going back to a single college of arts and sciences.

But let's look at the hypothetical case of a graphic designer: A single college graduate earning $46,900 a year through full-time work who will have an annual income increase of 5percentt.