Sentence examples for trouble college from inspiring English sources

When outstanding athletes or popular coaches get in trouble, college presidents like Mr. D'Alemberte face extraordinary pressure; they must weigh the lofty moral and educational standards of their schools against students, sports fans, wealthy alumni and donors demanding success on the playing field.

It was a high honor, but more or less the only one Kelley earned in an otherwise troubled college career.

They do and they don't in Deborah Yarchun's "FreezeFrame," an ambitious if somewhat opaque play with disconnected scenes involving troubled college students.

Ms. Mayzler said she designed the program after meeting students in New York who were having trouble in college or who were back home after being asked to leave for a semester.

Yeardley Love's death could turn out to reveal something troubling about college athletics — if coaches knew that she was being threatened by an ex-boyfriend who played for the school, for example, and didn't act.

They shared stories about growing up, trying to fit in or stand out among peers, school troubles and college dreams, boring jobs and squabbles with parents.

Solamere Capital offered its clients a stake in TA Associates, which owns not just Full Sail but a number of for-profit schools, including troubled Vatterott Colleges, marked by exploitative recruiting practices and high student loan defaults.

Another survey from the Human Rights Campaign this year showed that the leading concerns for straight high school students were things like "trouble with classes," "college and career decisions" and paying for college.

He tells of how a player on the team was having trouble getting into college.

But many Wilcox County students, including her three children, have had no trouble integrating in college and beyond.

And guidance counselors say that the policy of silence means they don't know which graduating seniors are having trouble getting into college until it's too late.