Sentence examples for pool of college from inspiring English sources

Competing for the smallest pool of college graduates of accounting programs in more than a decade, many of the nation's largest accounting firms and associations have begun grooming talent at secondary schools, the latest battlefield in an industrywide recruitment war.

The report contains some good news, noting that the share of African Americans and Latinos in the overall pool of college students has grown over the past 3 decades to 26% of all undergraduates, including those seeking a 2-year degree.

So the talent pool of college coaches would be unaffected by such a salary limit.

Yet over two-thirds of these jobs could go unfilled due to the insufficient pool of college graduates with computing-related degrees.

The exercise was part of an elaborate process by the company to assess whether this campus, the K. S. Rangasamy College of Technical Education, can be added to the pool of colleges from which to recruit.

It had to be within two-and-a-half hours by air from LegalZoom's headquarters in Los Angeles, and there had to be a large pool of college-educated talent nearby.

Experts attribute the incongruence between the number of Latino students and their teachers to the small pool of college-educated Latino professionals.

This trend continues today in the faculty pool of colleges throughout the country.

Not all these students are college bound, but with about a million more students graduating from high school now than in the early 1990s, significantly more students are in the applicant pools of colleges that have a national pool.

Liberal arts colleges, meanwhile, are competing for the shrinking pool of traditional college students that has been their primary market.

And a number of others argue that, regardless of how many college grads do end up at attainment-appropriate jobs, the nation requires a larger pool of the college educated in the workforce.