Sentence examples for older colleges from inspiring English sources

And because the older colleges are more prestigious and therefore richer, you also find a 61% link between the age of a college and its boozing per head.

The older colleges aren't all that much bigger, meaning that they are not only richer in absolute terms, but also have more assets per student.A few other things spring up, not all of them necessarily revealing.

A degree has been far more valuable for older college-educated workers in Europe.

The metal audience has become older (college-aged), younger (pre-teen), and more female".

Chestertown, the county seat, contains Washington College (founded 1782), one of the oldest colleges in the United States.

"As we found the first set of patents in an old college, we figured that there might be similar patents in the other old colleges," Mr. Asmus said.

Rich alumni may end up funding laboratories for their old departments, rather than libraries for their old colleges.

Established in 1772, it is one of the oldest colleges in the nation.

Puritan founders of America's oldest colleges understood this.

"We gave it the old college try.

Mina, a nineteen-year-old college student.