Washington, Franklin, and Lincoln achieved success by their application, but they were among the foremost to recognize the value of a college training.
Some college students have meager talent to begin with, and a college training aims to help them make the most of themselves.
They fail to go because they, their parents, and their teachers, do not see clearly the personal benefits distinct from the commercial value of a college training.
They have felt the pity we all feel for persons of good parts who, through poverty or occupation, are debarred from a college training.
There follows a period of agitation when the full privilege of college training side by side with men was demanded for women.
The boy who lives within fifty miles of one of them reflects whether he will or will not have a college training.
But it seems to me so very well worth while to convince people at large of the value of college training, that I am willing to go out of my way sometimes to do it.
Marjorie's cause could have found no better champion, no one more fitted to illustrate her theory of the influence of college training on women, than herself.
They fail to go because they, their parents and their teachers, do not see clearly the personal benefits distinct from the commercial value of a college training.
The supreme end of college training, he said, "is usefulness in after life.
We all know young men and women who have had no college training, who are as cultivated, rational, resourceful, and happy as any people we know, who excel in every one of these particulars the college graduates about them.
John Stuart Mill, who is distinguished as a philosopher, is innocent of a college training.
History is brilliant with the names of those who have wrought gloriously without a college training.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "college training" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
