Sentence examples for prime college from inspiring English sources

Flush with those cable fees, ESPN has gone on one of the biggest shopping sprees in TV history, securing the rights to prime college football for the next decade and more.

I gave them an entire summer of my prime college years, working as an intern for hours on end, for nary a penny.

Nationally, barely a quarter of the 1.9 million black men between 18 and 24 -- prime college-going years -- were in college in 2000, according to the American Council on Education's most recent report on minorities in higher education.

To induce expectations of success, she primed college students with words such as smart, intelligent and clever just before asking them to perform a test.

The Postsecondary Bureau's Web site lists Prime Career College as approved, even though its internal records show that the school's state approval expired a year ago.

At Prime Career College in Vallejo, for example, school officials said they were surprised to learn that their approval had expired nearly a year ago.

"We wished that they had sent us a letter a year before the expiration date, but we never received it," said Marysel Velasco, Prime Career College's finance manager.

"I thought this was a ticket to a better job," said Craig Furman, 41, a street sweeper who recently enrolled in the vocational nursing program at Prime Career College in Vallejo, an 18-month program that charges about $22,000 for tuition.

About the only downside for ABC was weak tune-in for its prime-time college football coverage on Saturday.

First, they primed the college students to be either in a good or bad mood by having them perform a test on facial recognition.

He says he just investigated common credit binds that could be prevented with improved government oversight: grandmothers on fixed incomes granted high-interest, or "sub-prime" loans; college students inundated with credit card applications; widowers seduced into cash advances, refinanced mortgages and bankruptcy.