The number of private colleges has increased.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The number of private colleges has increased.

The university increased the number of students it admitted

Many of the present universities used to be [were originally] teachers' training schools (rather than colleges).

Many colleges used to be vocational schools in the old system.

The competition to enter this university was 3 to 1 this year.

The college has expanded into a major university.

The public school system is coming apart at the seams.

Several schools were chosen as special entries.

This course is of college [high school] level.

Many universities have stopped their degree-awarding ceremonies.

The Higher Commercial School has been raised to a college status―placed on a college footing.

In recent years, the number of unemployed graduates is increasing.

The acceptance rates for famous universities are low, so examinees must try their hardest to get in.

go on to college

Our college uses far too much electricity.

There are ten thousand students in this university.

Britain should open up higher education to a much larger section of population.

The entrance examination for a big‐name [prestigious] university is so competitive that the applicants have to study extremely [inordinately] hard.

There are fairly few numbers of the students in this university.

There is a fairly small number of students at this university.

a university that uses corporate-sponsored broadcast media as an educational tool

This university offers a course in business administration.

Every college has its unique characteristics.

High School Students Open Unique Shop

The university graduates 1000 students every year.

Only 40 percent of students go on to university.

They say that private schools are better than public ones. Is that true?

one of the highest earned academic degrees conferred by a university

The school gymnasium was enlarged.

This college turns out hundreds of highly qualified engineers.