Sentence examples for steering college from inspiring English sources

The same week that Smith's op-ed ran, a panel about steering college graduates away from careers in Wall Street as held at the South By Southwest festival in Austin, Texas.

Keys and fire hydrants are the principal ingredients in Maxted's role of steering Sidney Sussex College through an ordinary week.

In December, he criticized Justice Antonin Scalia, who had suggested, during a hearing, that affirmative action might harm some African-American students by steering them toward colleges that are "too fast for them" when they might be better off at "a less advanced school — a slower-track school".

COLLEGE LOAN CASES Fast-tracking a case that had been initiated just before he took office, Mr. Cuomo quickly amassed evidence that colleges were steering students to lenders that gave the colleges kickbacks or furnished insiders with various goodies.

To make sure they learn the right skills, he has advocated close partnerships between these colleges and local businesses and suggested steering more money to colleges or teachers whose students find work.

Some of that traffic was tainted by underhanded tactics such as paying colleges for steering business.

But American Airlines is far from alone in steering employees to troubled colleges.

Garfinkel emphatically denied ever accepting money for steering high school players to college.

"Plan B: Skip College" (Week in Review, May 16) made a plausible economic argument for steering some kids away from college.

At least in the Olympics, the crashes are the result of athletic effort and not misguided college sports officials steering their programs toward a proverbial cliff.

This tale has a decidedly old-fashioned ring to it, with a local Renaissance man steering football players to his college, but then again, it took place back in 1949.