Sentence examples for religious colleges from inspiring English sources

Government loans send countless students to religious colleges.

During his lifetime six madrasas (religious colleges) were built in his honour.

Religious colleges have lost favor among the traditional college-age population.

It then had, he said, 162 mosques, 273 public baths, 1,802 caravansaries, and 48 madrasahs (religious colleges).

Students attending religious colleges are no less in need of tuition assistance than any others, he added.

So might students who have been barred in some states from using government scholarships in religious colleges or seminaries.

From there he went to a religious college in Baghdad.

The medina houses barbican monuments, mosques, and a 14th-century madrasah (religious college).

In France a prefect is the master in charge of superintending studies in a religious college.

For example, Soloveichik's wife, Layaliza, was admitted into Harvard, but she went to a religious college, Yeshiva, instead.

Many were raised in intensely Christian homes with an expectation of attending a religious college and long fought their homosexuality.