Sentence examples for participating colleges from inspiring English sources
Participating colleges contribute $5,000, high schools $1,500.
Most selective colleges use the standardized online admissions form, which allows students to apply to any of 488 participating colleges.
As a source of peer comparison, it has not exactly lived up to its promise -- most participating colleges and universities have been reluctant to share results.
The primary sources for the nation's officer corps are the service academies and the Reserve Officers Training Corps (R.O.T.C ., the latter comprising students already admitted to participating colleges and universities.
A coalition of 29 American universities is throwing its weight behind a plan to build ultra-high-speed computer networks — with Internet service several hundred times faster than what is now commercially available — in the communities surrounding the participating colleges.
Its application has long included imaginative essay prompts, like "If you could balance on a tightrope, over what landscape would you walk? (No net)." This became known as the "Uncommon Application," in contrast to the Common Application, the standardized form that allows students to apply to any of hundreds of participating colleges.
Each year, a major advertiser agrees to sponsor the competition, and the participating college and university students develop marketing campaigns for that sponsor.
I pointed out that by attending the free two-day fair — which is to go live again in September — she could quickly gather a lot of information, without bankrupting me with expensive trips to visit all 150 of the participating college campuses (which, believe me, she would like to do).
Money put into this 529 buys tuition certificates that can be used at any participating college.
And through BookRenter's RapidReturns service, students can return their rented textbooks at participating college stores, who benefit from increased buyback activity and merchandise transactions.
Rate of Return Assuming your child is admitted to and attends a participating college, will you get a competitive return on your money from the Independent plan?
