Sentence examples for poor colleges from inspiring English sources

Students speak of "rich colleges", such as Trinity (£892m in fixed assets) and "poor colleges", often the new and less prestigious places with out-of-town campuses.

As income inequality has increased in the United States over the last decade, so too has the gap between rich and poor colleges and universities.

"Merging two poor colleges to create one even larger college is unlikely to improve them and may well make them worse," he said.

And poor colleges will look worse than rich ones that offer lots of financial aid, since reducing the cost of a degree raises its return.All these caveats are true.

All She Can Eat I am a poor college student.

Being a poor college student, I couldn't afford crystal.

Then I'd say I was a poor college student and ask for donations.

"I was a poor college student, and they were always very welcoming," she said.

Suddenly, after years of fame and comfort as an athlete, he was a poor college student.

But the Navy rejected him because of his poor college grades.

Tom Brokaw (Op-Ed, April 3) misses the real significance of the poor college academic records of Al Gore and George W. Bush.