Sentence examples for share of college from inspiring English sources

The share of college graduates is among the lowest in America.

There is, in fact, variation in how colleges calculate a family's fair share of college expenses.

The Miami Hurricanes may not win even a share of college football's national championship.

With rising tuition and declining state financing, students and families are assuming a growing share of college costs.

There, both innovative performance and the share of college graduates among the total workforce are lower than in other countries.

To offset the shortfall from diminishing parent contributions, students shouldered a larger share of college costs from their own savings and through the borrowing of federal student loans.

Other research shows that the share of college-educated American men regularly working more than 50 hours a week rose from 24% in 1979 to 28% in 2006.

The share of college-educated American men regularly working more than 50 hours a week rose from 24% in 1979 to 28% in 2006, but fell for high-school dropouts.

Other research shows that the share of college-educated American men regularly working more than 50 hours a week rose from 24% in 1979 to 28% in 2006, but fell for high-school dropouts.

In Houston, the share of college-bound high school graduates that the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board deemed "college ready" fell to 28.5percentt, or 977 students in 2001, from 33.7percentt, or 1,155 students, in 2000, according to the latest figures available.

In fact, the share of colleges relying only on distribution requirements fell nearly in half between the two surveys.