Sentence examples for without the colleges from inspiring English sources

Nor, she said, do low-income students know about the College Board's new "score choice," which will begin in the spring, and will allow students who take the SAT multiple times to choose which combined scores to submit to colleges, without the colleges' knowing how many times they have taken the test.

Keep this in mind: colleges can exist without college sports, but college sports can't exist without the colleges.

Saratoga is a real thriving entity, even without the college.

And without the college classes, there would be less reason to stay in school.

Ms. Coonerty says that without the college costs, she would have reduced her therapy schedule to a few hours a week by now.

The town is small — fifty thousand residents, without the college population factored in — and green and idyllic, a hideout of academic and historical reverence nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains.

The crowd is divided roughly in half: those who've become their parents and those who are living the same lives they did in college, only now without the college.

First at YouTube working with massive online open courses from Udacity and Coursera for four years, and then at Minerva University (Silicon Valley's experiment with a university education without the college campus infrastructure), Houghteling was exposed to the latest and greatest models for making education more accessible.

Imagine the aural onslaught of Deftones without all the sad-sackiness, combined with the soul-filled syncopation of Every Time I Die without the good ol' boy shtick, and throw in the animalistic invention of At the Drive-In without the college-boy self-importance add a wink and a worn-in self-importance adde the new Glassjawink

The problem is perfectly soluble without undermining the college structure, if the university were to put its mind to it.

"Without accreditation, the college would almost certainly close and about 80,000 students would either lose their educational opportunities or hope to transfer elsewhere," Karnow wrote in his ruling.