Sentence examples for setting college from inspiring English sources

My nephew went through the same mental anguish, setting college records and receiving M.V.P. awards.

Setting: College of pharmacy.

I agree with Hess that the abrupt shift in the middle of the process of setting college readiness standards could produce some confusion.

Utilizing mentors, the program combines career development activities such as goal setting, college preparation, male hygiene and entrepreneurship, with plays with dialogues on safer sex in realistic high-risk situations.

Kanter has started an aggressive community-college completion agenda that includes gathering basic data on how students are prepared in high school; setting college-completion goals; making it easier to transfer credits; reducing college costs to stabilize tuition growth; and other initiatives.

This game set college basketball and the N.C.A.A. back about 20 years.

In late 1995, not long after Jesse's 16th birthday, Guy drove his son to his high school hockey game, leaving him at the doorstep of the University of New Hampshire rink where Guy had set college records.

Last year, the National Association for College Admission Counseling, the association of guidance counselors and admissions officers that sets college recruiting standards nationwide, voted to forbid colleges to make admissions offers before Sept. 15 of a student's senior year.

But parents and district leaders should set college ready expectations.

Meanwhile, women face tremendous pressure to avoid having a child until their lives are perfectly set: college degree(s), career on track, financial stability, and a supportive and employed partner.

By August 2005, the education department will have phased in a new "national framework" for fees, which will set colleges targets for the amounts of cash they should raise from the public.