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Meanings of public college in English
College that is predominantly funded by public means.
Synonyms
Examples for "publicly funded college"
Examples for "publicly funded college"
1
Illness prevented the attendance of W. S. English, director of the state college.
2
Her campaign is focused on restoring cuts to a state college scholarship called HOPE.
3
I'm a lowly mycologist at a state college.
4
Consider starting at a four-year state college.
5
He had one year at a big state college before he lost his scholarship-he had been inadequately prepared.
Usage of public college in English
1
He reportedly studied anthropology and political science at Université Laval, a French-language, public college in Quebec City.
2
I heard our own bell at the same time, and that of a certain public college immediately after.
3
The ads have focused on Warren's pledge to make public college tuition-free and restore historically black colleges and universities.
4
Wisconsin also would accept photo ID from a four-year public college or a federally recognised American Indian tribe; Texas does not.
5
Most European countries provide free or low-cost public college educations to their citizens, and some offer the same deal to American students.
6
Besides this public college, Chauny, before the beneficent epoch of the Revolution, possessed a public school in each parish of the town.
7
Chicago State University, a predominantly Black public college located on Chicago's South Side, is facing a shutdown amid the state's unresolved budget impasse.
8
At last the moment of examination arrived, and I went to Toulouse in company with a candidate who had studied at the public college.
9
In that vein, Biden has called for cancelling the debt student borrowers took on to pay for undergraduate tuition at a public college or university.
10
The average out-of-state public college tuition for the 2013-2014 academic year was $8,893, according to the The College Board.
11
That does not include college, which averages more than $22,000 a year for an in-state public college in the US.
12
As a teacher at Borough Polytechnic, a public college in South London, from 1945 to 1953, he encouraged several artists who later rose to prominence.
13
He oversees the information technology requirements for the public college, which offers more than 200 undergraduate degrees and more than 70 masters and doctoral programmes.
14
That will put a major dent in the cost of a four-year public college education for in-state students, which currently comes to $9,410 a year.
15
To put a big dent in tuition at many public colleges and universities.
16
Ensuring young people can attend public colleges and universities debt-free.
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