Sentence examples for trusted colleges from inspiring English sources

She says her forthcoming consultation on students will focus on allowing in students who are studying for degrees or those joining "highly trusted" colleges.

It's questionable today if employers can trust college credentials.

Allison said she trusted the college to handle the matter appropriately, having worked for the school's student-staffed crisis hotline.

The poll also found the public trusts college and university presidents, deans and professors a great deal more than elected public officials or leaders of major corporations.

Only "highly trusted" schools and colleges will be allowed to offer foreigners courses below university level.

"I mean, who do you trust?" In college football and basketball, in which tales of corruption have long been as much a part of their lore as on-field heroics, nervous coaches around the country are evidence that the N.C.A.A.'s investigative apathy has ended.

"People trust a college student to move their stuff.

As Ms. Toner noted, a Harvard poll found that 75percentt of college kids trusted the military "to do the right thing" either "all of the time" or "most of the time".

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Obviously, the super-cheap route involves handing an iPhone or video camera to a trusted guest or hired college kid and hoping that you don't wind up with a shaky, out-of-focus video.

8. I've told you this since you started looking at colleges: trust me, you will end up at the right place!