noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a college/university course
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students who fail their college courses
a school/university/college library
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She was studying at the college library.
a university/college degree
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For many jobs you need to have a university degree.
a university/college/school student
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How many college students are politically active?
College Boards
college professor
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Ted’s a college professor .
community college
electoral college
high school/college diploma
junior college
leave home/school/college etc
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How old were you when you left home your parents’ home ?
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My daughter got a job after she left school.
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The lawsuit will be postponed until the president leaves office .
school/college/university fees
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She paid for her college fees by taking a part-time job as a waitress.
sixth form college
start school/college/work
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I started college last week.
teach school/college etc American English (= teach in a school etc )
technical college
theological college
training college
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a teacher training college
university/college education
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Do you have a university education?
university/college/school admissions
university/college/school entry
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Japan has one of the highest rates of college and university entry in the world.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
electoral
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As the rule book insists, 12 weeks will elapse before the electoral college is convened.
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If the system had been built on popular votes rather than the electoral college , each would have pursued a different strategy.
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The most obvious example is the electoral college , the phantom body that stands between voters and the final outcome.
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This leaves 143 electoral college votes in 14 swing states undecided.
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Even under the electoral college rules, this achievement ought to make Gore the next president.
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Outdated voting mechanisms, a decentralised, idiosyncratic procedure, and the archaic electoral college have received comment.
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But in the electoral college , Kennedy won by a comfortable 303 votes to 219 votes for Nixon.
further
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Some years later, I left school for a further education college in King's Cross to study A levels.
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The sample will be built up from students in Further Education colleges in six locations in Britain.
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These courses, run by further education colleges , are all based on National Certificate Modules.
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The Access to Teaching scheme was extended and now includes participation by 5 Further Education colleges .
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Read in studio Hundreds of staff at polytechnic and further education colleges have been on strike in a protest over pay.
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In some areas specific further education colleges will be involved as members of the Compact partnership.
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This includes: A new independence for schools and further education colleges .
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In addition, there is conflict between Government Training Centres and further education colleges on training.
high
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The latest craze sweeping high schools and college dorms across the States is True Crime trading cards.
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Simon has given hundreds of educational presentations about rape to high school and college students and other community groups.
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The protesters, some of whom told how they had suffered from discrimination, were nearly all high school or college age.
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They can work with teachers in high schools and colleges to improve their understanding of the workplace and to support classroom activities.
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What courses in high school or college were the best?
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Before they recalculated, the high school informed colleges that Brian was second in his class, based on junior year-end records.
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A high school or college student could be your best bet for providing in-home care.
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Then he came back and attended high school and college .
junior
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In Quebec, this was adapted to cover late secondary, junior college , and university work.
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It was a great gallery for a junior college .
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Four defensive starters are freshmen, two others are sophomores, and another is a first-year junior college transfer.
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Cal has only one other kicker in junior college transfer Tim Wolleck, whom Brache beat out during fall camp.
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Junior Dan Nash, a 6-0 junior college transfer from Pierce College, is the setter.
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Since 1961, the new junior college had been making do with the evening hours at Chula Vista High School.
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Two rows behind the bench sits a sweet-faced junior college girl who just announced her intention to play for Oregon next year.
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A junior college recruit she had great hopes for is not coming along fast enough.
local
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He was 16 in 1959, and just entering a local arts college still run on quasi-Victorian lines.
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That game was held at Los Angeles Coliseum, where California law prevented local college bands from performing at a professional event.
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The company is also using the Merseyside visit for workshops sessions with 150 students at local schools and colleges .
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I got her a catalogue from the local community college , and we started talking about courses.
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She signed up with her local college for a typing course, and later she taught herself Braille.
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Update and refine your skills, preferably in adult education programs at a local college .
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That has improved in recent years and I congratulate the local authority and the local schools and colleges on that.
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And those vignettes were made by local college students working with an award-winning independent film director.
old
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Local educators established the non-profit university in 1964, making it one of the country's oldest private colleges .
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But I was too old to start college .
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He built a political alliance with his old college chum and fellow L. A. Democrat, Rep.
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Their responsibilities increased as the old college laboratories began to close.
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Aunt Mary gasped as we passed the old college chapel.
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This is my old college , where under apartheid a celebrated anti-authoritarian spirit characterised staff and students.
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John's, the 300-year-\#old college famed for its Great Books curriculum.
technical
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Some were from a local technical college and were taken for short periods.
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He attended a technical college for engineering studies before moving to Los Angeles in 1982.
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For most students education in the universities and professional and technical colleges promised access to a relatively privileged position in society.
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The four-year program begins in the last two years of high school and continues through two years of technical or community college .
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About 9 out of 10 were in educational services in elementary, secondary, and technical schools and colleges and universities.
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Determined not to re-enter blind institution life, I headed for the nearby technical college who wouldn't have me either.
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Ohio has viewed the involvement of community and technical colleges in tech prep as critical.
theological
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It has generally been much more effective in forming the musical sensibilities of clergy than hit-and-run visits to theological colleges .
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In 1960 he was appointed principal of Cuddesdon theological college , near Oxford.
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Unfortunately, theological colleges give little specialist training in the area of new church planting or moribund church rejuvenation.
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The remainder train for three years at theological college .
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A theological college is a narrow world, frequently compared to a greenhouse.
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At theological college , near Oxford, the docility of most of the wives of other students irritated Anna.
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I had been four years at an evangelical theological college but no one had ever put it like that to me.
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The worst of the teaching offered in theological colleges occurs because the staff are few and the ground to be covered enormous.
■ NOUN
admission
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The Bakke decision permitted the use of race or national origin as a factor in college admissions .
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To be sure, dressing up the college admissions application often motivates the teen charity work, but so what?
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The students might not have done well enough to preserve the 80 average that guaranteed senior college admission .
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But the briefest conversation with Shahi Smart reveals some one college admissions officers might well duel over.
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Raise college admissions standards so that young people have an incentive to work harder and achieve more in high school.
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They are working on performance-based standards for college admission .
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Counselors say the program has pushed some success-driven students, egged on by their parents, to prepare earlier for college admissions .
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Even some college admissions officials worry that it is too much, too soon.
art
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They always encouraged varied materials where I studied at art college in Loughborough.
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Could City serve as an antipoverty program or a fine liberal arts college , but not both?
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When he made it big, in the mid-Seventies, Dury was a 35-year-old former art college lecturer in callipers.
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He looked rather like a sympathetic young dean at an eastern liberal arts college .
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One's best friend's cousin's daughter might well be at a loose end after leaving art college .
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A recent letter from the senate of a local liberal arts college is sitting on my desk.
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The setting is a Vermont liberal arts college where Sarah Matthews is dean of students.
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But Brandeis' status as a hybrid of an elite liberal arts college and a small research university compounds its difficulty.
basketball
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They told Gardner he would be out of college basketball after two seasons.
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The weather conditions back East postponed several college basketball games last week.
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Then fans could become college basketball experts, anticipating the player the Celtics might draft with their Top 3 pick.
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This is what big-time college basketball is all about?
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We have an inalienable right to play college basketball .
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The same commute reshaped the college basketball world.
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Hanks came with his children and wife Marva, a college basketball star at Iowa.
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His distinguishing trait is an unwavering moral compass, conspicuous by its absence in college basketball .
campuses
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On college campuses across the country, Chagnon's name is a dormitory word.
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This was particularly the case on college campuses , where the young radicals of the New Left dominated public debate.
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Racist behavior on college campuses is, of course, not limited to students.
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Gay bashing has also been widely visible on college campuses .
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Patricia Schroeder, D-Colo., has said the tactic is a major problem on college campuses .
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Merrill points out that most often rape on college campuses is date rape, but that date rape is rape.
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Campus networks include university and college campuses , research laboratories, private companies, and educational sites such as K-12 school districts.
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Others might want to take a concentration of advanced-placement courses or courses on college campuses .
community
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The college has reached out to area high schools in other ways. Community college faculty teach courses at the high schools.
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She enrolled at a Colorado community college and discovered how inadequate her education had been when she tested at the remedial level.
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Instead, students who arrive on campus with some community college credits under their belt can graduate early.
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One of the most widely available resources are adult-education classes run by local school districts or community colleges .
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Enrollment at community colleges and other two-year learning institutions has soared.
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The state of Missouri will spend some $ 20 million upgrading worker skills for local companies at its community colleges .
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Ohio has restructured its community college system so that no resident lives more than twenty minutes away from a local institution.
course
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Most evening and weekend college courses are around the £100 mark and can be paid in instalments if necessary.
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The film was for some college course .
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Others will be following more conventional, academic types of college courses .
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At issue in the Gingrich case is a college course he taught in 1993-95 with financial support from a nonprofit foundation.
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Courses are also run by local authorities around the country, and private training agencies and college courses are available.
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She has also considered re-training and thought about enrolling for a college course .
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The investigation focused on a college course Gingrich taught with financial support from nonprofit foundations.
degree
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So she took the route of a lot of young people who have college degrees but are still floundering for a career.
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I was convinced that without a college degree I could never succeed.
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Many industrial production managers have a college degree in business administration or industrial engineering.
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And no more than one in twenty earned a college degree .
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When Helen and I had children, we were both determined that they would get their college degrees .
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Such things were important in the Johnson household, where all five of the children went on to receive college degrees .
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The path is somewhat different for those who enter without a college degree or do not go through the internship program.
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White men with high school diplomas earn more than Hispanic women with college degrees .
education
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Some years later, I left school for a further education college in King's Cross to study A levels.
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The sample will be built up from students in Further Education colleges in six locations in Britain.
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These courses, run by further education colleges , are all based on National Certificate Modules.
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The Access to Teaching scheme was extended and now includes participation by 5 Further Education colleges .
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This is sometimes possible, too, if you have attended a further or adult education college .
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Read in studio Hundreds of staff at polytechnic and further education colleges have been on strike in a protest over pay.
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Swindon College is one of the biggest further education colleges in the country.
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In some areas specific further education colleges will be involved as members of the Compact partnership.
football
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A college football association is charged with conspiring to limit the number of college games that football fans can see on television.
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Very much like being named No. 1 in the final Associated Press college football poll after the bowl games.
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Rejected for the college football team, he persisted and got in.
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Steve Spurrier will remain in college football until he lives down the Nebraska defeat.
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When he retired from football , he went to work for Turner Broadcasting as the color analyst of their college football telecasts.
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National college football champions, it knows.
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When he was at Miami, he turned some heads by proclaiming himself the best receiver in college football .
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That's the same way it would have ended up in all the years before college football went high-tech.
form
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The information will be gathered in 4 city centre retail and catering firms and 3 sixth form colleges in Swansea.
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The former Branksome Comprehensive and Darlington sixth form college pupil is now doing a postgraduate teaching course in Birmingham.
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From April next year, further education and sixth form colleges will be independent of local government control.
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Sixth form colleges Sixth form colleges are separate schools for 16-19-year-olds.
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From April 1993, all colleges of further education, tertiary and sixth form colleges will be removed from local authority control.
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Tertiary colleges Tertiary colleges combine the functions of a sixth form college and a further education college.
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Sixth form colleges offer a half-way house providing a link between school and higher education or work.
graduates
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There were 162 first-time deputies and the official media stressed that the percentage of college graduates was higher than before.
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The dispersion of earnings increased among college graduates .
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Paying competitive salaries means paying teachers on a par with other professions open to talented college graduates .
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Recruiters also are targeting community college graduates with technical skills.
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He worked only part-time, an elevator operator, because the country was awash in college graduates .
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Some companies hire college graduates as blue-collar worker supervisors and then promote them.
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New college graduates are beginning to experience something similar.
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Community college graduates had a stronger theoretical background but no hands-on skills.
library
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His college library had provided two books.
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Students have the opportunity to join the college library and are encouraged to join the Students' Union.
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It affected a large number of libraries , and it included college libraries as well as public libraries.
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The next missive was a postcard from the college library , which had acquired a book for her on inter-library loan.
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Her college library has interesting books, as well as the latest art magazines.
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On first entering your college library , you may well feel daunted by the sight of so many books and journals.
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Both are expensive, but both will be available in all public libraries , and in most larger school and college libraries.
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There were far more teacher-training college libraries than any other kind of library from which multiple examples appeared in the shops.
life
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This is the very stuff of college life .
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During their sophomore and junior years, many feel their way toward active participation in one or more facets of college life .
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Every opportunity to maximise the differences between school and college life was seized.
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The College does not want to use security guards for fear of disrupting college life .
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But college life is no picnic, admit Barclays, who sign up nearly a third of students.
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With their combination of brisk movement and weighty shadows, they richly evoke the ambience of the city and of college life .
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Write a memo to the Head of your Department suggesting social and/or sports events which you think would improve college life .
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Smoking cannabis, or being offered it has been pretty much a part of college life for decades.
professor
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He must have enjoyed it when he was scoring off his pupils in his days as a college professor .
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Doctoral degree recipients generally become college professors or work in an area of research.
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A survey asked 1,245 randomly selected college professors how much they gave to charity each year.
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He plays Sherman Klump, a college professor and genetics researcher.
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Perhaps this person was a college professor who assigned absurd papers-and too many of them.
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Susana Orozco wants to be an actress or a college professor , is the oldest of three children and loves art class.
student
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This in reality is only partially true, in that many college students and academics were also involved in the project.
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Third, many of those college students had just finished their exams and were celebrating.
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Case No. 11: 21 year-old college student , constitutionally Nat.
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Even college students , after all, eventually go to work.
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It was already over when I first discovered it, as a college student in the late 1970s.
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The company offers college students a chance to learn management of a company and earn money during their summer breaks.
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While a college student , Say was drafted into the U.S.
training
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He qualified as an electronics engineer before going to teachers' training college after which he obtained a degree in art history.
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Voice over A course in communication skills at the force's training college in Berkshire.
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Teacher training colleges which are to train teachers in these subjects will also require funds for equipment.
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Other recommendations concerned the expansion of the teacher training colleges .
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There he came to the attention of the Principal of the government teachers' training college .
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The first relates to the capacity of the teacher training colleges adequately to supervise their scattered students.
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Teacher training colleges are also listed, as are books for further reading.
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The Arts Centre was doubly appropriate because the building was formerly a Quaker-run training college for teachers.
tuition
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They had families of their own with mortgages, automobile loans and college tuition to pay.
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To cover college tuition for their two kids.
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Something to bet the college tuition on?
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To keep campaign pledges to make education his top priority, Clinton wants two new middle-class tax breaks for college tuition .
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In other words, Schott gives smart folks the air of superiority they paid all that college tuition to obtain.
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The current contracts are priced based on an 8 percent inflation rate for college tuition in Virginia.
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Or that tax breaks for college tuition should go to everyone, even the next Kennedy entering Harvard.
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Adding to the burden, the money available to students and their families for swelling college tuition increasingly comes with a premium.
■ VERB
attend
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I attend college for the first time in weeks.
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He attended a technical college for engineering studies before moving to Los Angeles in 1982.
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Perhaps they had attended the same college: the college whose colours were cerise and silver.
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In the 15 previous years, two residents of Kenilworth-Parkside had attended college .
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It is quite revolutionary that I have left home to attend college .
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Today even 16-year-old boys on street corners look up to those who attend college .
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I first witnessed the phenomenon at a huge pentecostal rally I attended as a college freshman.
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In essence he insists that he has a right to attend a college in his home community.
go
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We went back to college for lunch and changed before heading off again.
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All those girls you go to college with?
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Why didn't they go straight to agricultural college ?
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Q: Did you go on to college ?
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Pupil goes to college and is taught analysis.
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He goes away to college unimpeded, unrepentant.
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I went out to college to be smarter than them.
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Vern Friedli went to college on a drama scholarship.
graduate
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After graduating from college in 1938, she got a job on the San Francisco News for $ 24 a week.
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A lot of my friends who graduated from art college still aren't earning any money.
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I wanted to graduate from this college .
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He never had anything to do with me until I graduated from college nearly two years back now.
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Once they entered these programs, the percentage of students expecting to graduate and enter college or vocational training more than doubled.
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When I graduated from music college , I began working at piano bars, while continuing to write at the same time.
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About me: When I graduated from college , I came home.
leave
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They chose each other carefully before leaving college on the basis of previously existing friendship.
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Ever since leaving college , Susan has lived for publishing and worshiped Simon.
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It will leave St Hildas college as the last remaining women-only college in Oxford.
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Seventeen kids left for college the first August.
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Many delegates were concerned about increasing numbers of young people leaving schools and colleges before completing their courses.
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Your father and I are selling the house as soon as you two leave for college .
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One's best friend's cousin's daughter might well be at a loose end after leaving art college .
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On leaving college , not much had changed.
teach
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Just like they taught us at college .
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Epstein taught college courses concurrently with his work at the two newspapers.
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It will celebrate the successes of science teaching in schools and colleges and will share the latest ideas.
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In 1985 she stopped teaching college mathematics, dumped her belongings and trashed her apartment.
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Katherine Mansfield is held to be a great writer in the States and taught in their college classes.
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James was to teach at a small college in upstate New York.
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They teach him at school, they teach him at college , and they keep making films of him, too.
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With his background in teaching and politics, Davis said he might turn to teaching a college course in practical politics.
train
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Five years ago, she became an enthusiastic trainee in the Merseyside police training college , near Warrington.
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His vision of the future is centered on individuals: job training , access to college , day care and so forth.
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They had been trained at college to preach Western-style sermons based on abstract thinking arranged in linear form.
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A lecturer at a police training college published essays written by officers in training which showed them to be openly racist.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
Dartmouth College
Joe College/Citizen etc
college/medical boards
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I have reflected on the position of elected councillors being allowed to become chairmen of college boards .
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Soldo and his co-developer, librarian Richard Schiff, visited many state medical boards to introduce the concept.
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That will provide the college boards with new perspectives and new experience.
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The activity of state medical boards is directly related to their independence and financial backing, Winn said.
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Three times during that year, Cottle was called before medical boards to assess his fitness for active service.
put sb through school/college/university
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I'm grateful to my wife for putting me through law school.
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He put himself through school with wages earned as a carpenter.
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He put his kids through college.
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I put my children through college doing it.
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I felt guilty thinking of my father working so hard to put me through school.
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Instead, she moved to Boston, where she worked as a waitress and put herself through school.
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Some said Pops sent his Social Security checks to his daughter to put his grandchildren through college.
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The boys were to be sent by their father, but he was able to put just one through school.
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There were stories of people putting themselves through college by working during the day and studying at night.
single-sex school/college etc
the Electoral College
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As the rule book insists, 12 weeks will elapse before the electoral college is convened.
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Even under the electoral college rules, this achievement ought to make Gore the next president.
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However, as it is for any poll, the Electoral College outlook is a snapshot in time, not a prediction.
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If the system had been built on popular votes rather than the electoral college, each would have pursued a different strategy.
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Instead, the candidates have to put together a jigsaw puzzle of states, bagging their votes in the electoral college.
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That would deliver almost half of the trade union votes - 40 percent of the electoral college.
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The most obvious example is the electoral college, the phantom body that stands between voters and the final outcome.
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The outcome, in the electoral college, is likely to be quite close.
work your way through school/college/university etc
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He worked his way through college, performing menial tasks in exchange for reduced tuition.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a college degree
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Half of the college must've been at the demonstration.
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He teaches at the college .
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Many college graduates are unable to find work in their field.
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My brother never went to college , but he still has a very good job.
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Our youngest daughter is in college now.
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Revell College at UC San Diego
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the College of Engineering
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The grant money is for low-income college students.
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Tim's at business college to learn computer accounting.
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We hadn't seen each other since we graduated from college .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Beyond that, McCord said she hopes to get a job and find a legitimate way to obtain a college education.
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He goes away to college unimpeded, unrepentant.
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Impotence has for some time been the leading complaint at most college psychiatric clinics.
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It can offer college education and job training as bonuses for new recruits.
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Often official syllabuses and timetables reflect the influence and expertise of infant method specialists in ministries or from colleges of education.
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She was not allowed into the pre-university college even though she had the necessary qualifications.
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The college confirmed that he came second.
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The Training Commission's involvement in vocational training in local authority colleges of further education provides a further example.