Sentence examples for satisfied college from inspiring English sources
A separate study, published the same month in the Journal of Child and Family Studies and led by the psychologist Holly H. Shiffrin at the University of Mary Washington, finds that the more parents are involved in schoolwork and selection of college majors — that is, the more helicopter parenting they do — the less satisfied college students feel with their lives.
Cecelia not only receives messages from the otherworld, she also wages silent war on the other surviving member of her band, on a self-satisfied college kid she meets by a mansion's swimming pool, on a traffic cop who pulls her over and on anyone else who randomly comes into her path.
"To graduate out from college very satisfied and excited for what my degree will be".
Next they measure how satisfied students are with their college experience, examining freshman-to-sophomore retention rates (5%) and student evaluations of classes on the websites RateMyProfessors.com (17.5%) and MyPlan.com (5%).
Next there's how satisfied students are with their college experiences, examining freshman-to-sophomore retention rates (5%) and student evaluations of classes on the websites RateMyProfessors.com (17.5%) and MyPlan.com (5%).
Moreover, gap year students reported being 75% more likely to be "happy" or "extremely satisfied" with their careers after college.
In fact, children of helicopter parents were more satisfied with every aspect of their college experience.
Marginally more students in specialist colleges (29%) than general colleges (25%) declared themselves "extremely satisfied".
Two studies from 2001 and 2003 suggest that women are more satisfied with their experience at women's colleges than their counterparts at coed colleges.
Even a skulking government agent named Milton Bluhdorn claims to have liked poetry while in college, and his self-satisfied recitation of Eliot's "Hollow Men" makes perfect sense, given his worldview.
Group D are the most important constituency for the college and must be kept satisfied because they have interest, power, and influence over the college.
