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Meanings of college in English

Higher education institution in Belgium.

Usage of college in English
1
The moment we leave the college, our safety concerns begin, said Present.
The South African
2
It's a great idea, particularly the part about hiring new college graduates.
Wired
3
He also added that unemployment is particularly high among young, college-educated Americans.
The Guardian
4
It entails a good deal more work than the average college application.
The Irish Times
5
Our eldest daughter dropped out of her college course earlier this year.
The Irish Times
6
Families may need some financial education when home becomes the college dorm.
Reuters
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However, today's starting order is without senior eight entries from either college.
The Irish Times
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I asked if he had started in college, and he said 'No'.
The Irish Times
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A college representative said he could not immediately comment on that point.
Reuters
10
Momoko no longer lived at home; she had gone away to college.
The favorites: a novel
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Education once took a fairly linear route: primary, secondary, college and work.
The Irish Times
12
But Lars-Gunnar had changed during his year at the police training college.
The blood spilt
13
Outrage at the news has come particularly strongly from sixth-form college principals.
The Guardian
14
Our success in increasing the number going to college has been striking.
The Irish Times
15
The tradition of college societies in Ireland began over 300 years ago.
The Irish Times
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We have three wonderful college age children who still live at home.
The Irish Times
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