Collocations withcollege
These are words often used in combination withcollege.
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accredited college
The school is a regionally accredited college and seminary.
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college administrator
He insisted that no college administrator could hold an official position in the association, giving doctors in the field a collective voice.
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college application
The college advisor works one-on-one with the student throughout the college application process.
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college athlete
He was an outstanding college athlete, and also was a sprinter and jumper for the track team.
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college athletics
As a result of these practices, numerous concerns were raised, including the desire to regulate college athletics.
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college basketball
He points to the enjoyable and enthusiastic collective creation of identities of fans at college basketball games as a counter-example to this dim view.
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college board
The salary of a college principal is a matter for the college board of management.
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college bookstore
At the time of its opening, it was hailed as the largest college bookstore in the nation.
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college career
That is when he or she begins the training college career.
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college coaching
His overall college coaching record is 554-260.
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college degree
The educational level of the fathers was similar, with 33% receiving a college degree and 18% receiving some post high school education.
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college dormitory
A college dormitory now stands where this alleged hill was supposed to be.
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college eligibility
However, on the day before the withdrawal deadline, he announced that he would stay in the draft and give up his remaining college eligibility.
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college football
The football series was the third longest in college football.
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college fund
Save it for their children's college fund and maybe make some interest and let someone else from the local bank be able to borrow it for a home.
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college hockey
He played college hockey, cricket, and croquet though not to a very high standard.
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college prep
Grades 9-12 offer a premier college prep program for boys.
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college scout
Nigel is introduced to the college scout, who embarrasses him by calling him sir.
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college sport
These functions include providing for school and college sport, but do not of course include the provision for general recreational facilities.
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college textbook
College students are known to resell books back though college textbook bookstores.
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college tuition
They are more likely to live in a location where a college is present and where college tuition is lower.
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colleges of nursing
The project also will strengthen the research capacities of the collaborating colleges of nursing and the district hospital and rural health centre health workers.
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for-profit college
In fact, 96% of students attending for-profit college apply for federal student loans compared to 13% at community colleges.
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four-year college
Both groups' programs were enriched with a one-year study abroad component on the third year of the four-year college curriculum.
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medical college
Each medical college had as its administrative head the dean, assisted by the hospital superintendent.
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naval college
The naval college is a proud example of our great naval history.
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nearby college
He told me that a little while ago he was sent two student teachers from a nearby college of education to spend some time in his school in teaching practice.
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private college
Later, at a private college ceremony, the three top medical students were each appropriately given their rst-, second-, and third-prize awards.
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residential college
You will remember that the point relates to the immense value to university education of the residential college or hall.
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royal college
The other myth that was devastating to us was that the downgrading took place because of royal college guidelines.
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secondary college
I advocate strongly the secondary college with the middle school.
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selective college
It is generally agreed that to provide an adequate range of courses a selective college would need to have about 400 pupils, and a non-selective one about 600 pupils.
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tribal colleges
They are tribal colleges set up in tribal reserves, and here education has been deliberately down-graded.
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two-year college
The difference becomes negligible for those who finished vocational school or two-year college, and somewhat narrow for those who completed high school.
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