Sentence examples for transfer of college from inspiring English sources

The first petition, against the transfer of college facilities to NACRO, was launched by David Harrison, a Liberal Democrat councillor and campaign manager for New Forest East parliamentary candidate Bruce Tennent.

With one third of the Internet's bandwidth veritably devoted to the data transfer of pornography, female college students are speaking out about the kinds of adult films they'd like to see, asserting that yes, women watch porn too.

Paul Feist, a spokesman for the California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office, said decisions about transfer of credits to community colleges are done on a "college-to-college basis".

Since its founding in 2009, Altius has been focused on addressing the decreasing number of college transfers from two- to four-year programs.

While the majority of college students transfer to another institution at least once, and often twice, they are considered dropouts by the United States Department of Education's method, which tracks only one cohort of first-time full-time freshmen across a six-year span at one institution.

In the early seventies, I dropped out of college and transferred to the Culinary Institute of America.

Add to this a few other trends—a falling birth rate, a rising percentage of women going to college, the transfer of faith from religion to science and people started looking at their children differently.

Add to this a few other trends — a falling birth rate, a rising percentage of women going to college, the transfer of faith from religion to science — and people started looking at their children differently.

Also subsequently, I was rejected from my transfer college of choice.

The successful transfer of the management training to the College, through the train-the-trainer mechanism and through the College's and instructor's vision and dedication, demonstrates the program's impact in terms of effectively incorporating and enabling the College to offer subsequent management courses.

He told ESPNChicago.com that he specializes in transfers and players who have been kicked out of college.