Sentence examples for respected colleges from inspiring English sources

That race remains a serious obstacle in the job market for African-Americans, even those with degrees from respected colleges, may seem to some people a jarring contrast to decades of progress by blacks, culminating in President Obama's election.

Akers' curriculum vitae, like those of the other counselors at Chadwick, reflects high-level positions in the admissions offices of respected colleges — in her case USC's Marshall School and Scripps College in Claremont.

It is a two-year, all-male, room and board/tuition-free, highly respected college with an exemplary record for producing students who transfer into quality four-year colleges.

Ronnie Italiano, the founder and president of the United in Group Harmony Association, which is dedicated to the preservation of 1950's and 60's group harmony and doo-wop, said he respected the college a cappella groups but found many of them too bland for his taste.

He went to a highly respected local woodworking college, the same place one of your best current employees went, and he graduated top of his class.

These actions are more than acts of resistance to systemic racism; these are demands to be respected as students on college campuses.

The Department, which has been sending as much as $32 billion a year to the for-profit college industry, has every right to condition that money on the colleges respecting the legal rights of students.

Students who get accepted to those colleges are well respected at school.

Te'o had been widely projected as a first-round prospect during the college football season, respected for his toughness and his leadership.

"You're not even looking at six degrees of separation in most black social networks between a disenfranchised former inmate and someone who is in college or highly respected in the community," he said.

She and I were friends from college, and I respected her personally and professionally; she had, after all, won a Pulitzer Prize.