Sentence examples for trade college from inspiring English sources

He left Otis-Parsons after two years, to study pattern-cutting at a trade college.

Over 50% of these men had completed post-secondary education (trade, college or university level; Table  I).

Most of the informants indicated that they were literate in at least their primary language (n = 11) however a broad range of educational levels were represented (none: n = 3; primary school: n = 2; high school: n = 2; trade college: n = 3; university: n = 2).

In 2011 the quarterback Terrelle Pryor, then with the Oakland Raiders and now with the Seattle Seahawks, was banned for five games for trading college football memorabilia for tattoos and cash.

Although the high level of disaggregation in the field of study (1375) may reduce its possibility, some fields of study could be offered in multiple degrees (trades, college, bachelor, and graduate degrees, for example).

Revenues for publicly traded college corporations topped $20 billion last year.

Some of the largest publicly traded college corporations receive nearly 90percentt of their revenues from federal student aid programs.

Programs at schools owned by three publicly traded college corporations -- Corinthian Colleges Inc., Career Education Corp. and Education Management Corp. -– had the most programs that failed all three debt measurements.

McCullough's resignation is the first major departure of a chief executive at a publicly traded college corporation since Peter Waller resigned as chief executive of Corinthian Colleges Inc. last November.

His son also works for a lobbying firm in California that lobbies for Education Management Corp., the second-largest publicly traded college corporation.

By reducing that number, for-profit colleges have been able to avoid financial sanctions threatening their access to federal financial aid dollars -- the source of more than three-quarters of revenue for publicly traded college corporations.