Sentences with phrase «college kid like»

Samsung says college kids like keeping their phone upside down while sitting around with friends, so that they can keep the phone from distracting them.

I reflected on how much time and effort there was in all of the home projects that I did with my Dad and brother, and how much work it probably was each time college kids like me and my room mates moved in and out each year.

Not exact matches

With the employment landscape shifting rapidly thanks to tech in general and artificial intelligence in particular, and the economy increasingly feeling like a winner - takes - all game, no wonder more and more families are pushing their kids towards practical - seeming, specialized college degrees like finance, computer science, and media.

It wasn't a revolutionary idea — college kids and moonlighting teachers have done it since the time of Socrates — but by vetting tutors, most of whom are state - certified teachers or professionals like CPAs or engineers, Lucas took a lot of the guesswork out of private tutoring.

When you're a parent shipping a kid off to college, it's hard not to worry about every possible financial mishap, like is that money meant for textbooks paying for a music festival ticket?

Pay the mortgage on a $ 10m mansion as well as a $ 5m summer place in the Hamptons, put four kids through Ivy League colleges, fly first class anywhere you'd like, make half a dozen angel investments at $ 250K each, eat out every night at three star restaurants, vacation on the Riviera, and have a full - time cook, butler, nanny and chauffeur.

The figure below was in the WSJ this AM, in an interesting piece about how, given the rising costs of college relative to incomes, some kids and their parents are taking a closer look at alternatives like technical / vocational programs.

Between the trend away from pensions, some hard losses in the past few years (Dot Com and Housing crashes and resulting fear of stocks) and the emphasis recently on «give your kids everything» (private education, expensive colleges, etc etc etc), it does not seem like a stretch that retirement savings are put on the back burner.

You're like a kindergartener trying to hang out with college kids.

I know a suburban mom who, for every biological kid she and her husband send to college, they've create a trust fund — kind of like another scholarship — for a kid that's not biologically theirs, but is financially hard - pressed.

I'm 55, brought up catholic, went to parochial school, but always thought of God like kids think of Santa until I took history and philosophy courses in college.

Unfortunately, most college kids are woefully unprepared for what the college environment is like.

Second, I'm saving like a m - f-er so my kids can go to college and a murderer gets a free master's degree?

Are you really saying parents can not decide to not pay for their kid's tuition, as in «Johnny, you can go to any college you like, but (for whatever reason) I (the father) am not contributing one cent to your tuition or other costs.»?

I usually don't waste my time on here because I like to focus on my college assignments and I'm just a kid with not much to say, but I found this article especially interesting.

And then, when, like most of the kids in the youth groups or Bible colleges, we found ourselves in a rather usual sort of life, surprisingly not preaching to thousands on a weeknight, we were left feeling like failures, like somehow we weren't measuring up, we weren't serving God effectively, we must have missed it because isn't our life supposed to be about doing big, successful things for God?

Their children graduate from institutions like Ohio State University and fall in line with what they see as the norm: going to college, getting married, having kids.

We know what kind of lifestyle we want, what kind of marriage, how we want to spend our time, where we want to live, how many kids we plan to have, how we're going to pay for their college education, when and how to retire, what things and experiences we'd like to have.

However, it wasn't until my freshman year in college that I started getting blowback from jewish kids calling my own judaism into doubt because I didn't practice like they did.

The south have spoken, and have loudly said... «we're bigots, we don't like Mormons and Muslims, we want our church and state separation to not be absolute, and we definitely don't want our kids to become snobs by going to college.»

Church congregations are creating «Alternative to Military Scholarships» for at - risk youth, and colleges like Eastern University are doing all they can to laugh in the face of a recession and create full - rides for kids like Michael because it is the right thing to do.

Try this recipe out if you're at college or have kids; you can buy the ingredients for it in bulk to save even more money and also change up the ingredients depend on what you like and have on hand.

i'd like to make these and ship them to my kids in college.

Yet most athletic officials, even those who oppose it, regard Prop 42 as a well - intentioned effort to strike a balance between academic integrity and the need to provide an opportunity for the disadvantaged athlete who wants a degree and is willing to work hard to get it — a kid like John Thompson was as a high school senior in Washington, D.C. Thompson says he could not have gone to college under Prop 42, but he's careful not to paint Proposition 42 in racial terms.

I also felt like it was very unfortunate that a kid who had been so electrifying in college might end up not having a position he could excel at in the NFL.

Ask Scott Dreisbach: What's it like to be a 19 - year - old kid making your college football debut in front of 101,444 impatient, sweaty fans?

Poggi is recruiting kids from all over the Nation like a college team.

He's like the kid in college who wouldn't shut up until you let him get through at least the first two verses of «Wagon Wheel.»

I do believe that it's enhanced opportunities for a lot of kids, but maybe more than anything, it's taken the opportunity for the college coaches and folks like ourselves to get an early start on building a database, putting together each and every class.»

While the contributions on offense came from other sources like James Wisniewski and Bobby Sanguinetti, it was the college kids who looked the sharpest and made the most impact on a night - to - night basis.

BTW Attending college at 29, okay soon to be 30, and a few kids (you know who are no where near 30) in my class admit to writing fanatical mean - spirited blog posts like some of these, just for the fun of getting a rise out of people.

For my 12th grader it is all about the administration getting the school on the Newsweek top 1000 school list by making sure the high school kids are taking the max number of AP classes and if they aren't, trying to make them feel guilty for not doing so by telling them they will never get into the college of their choice with «a schedule like that!»

I think you'd really like climbing the stairs in the 300 - person lecture hall where I go to tell stories to sleepy college kids.

These sympathetic souls include Green Moms with college - age kids — La Marguerite, Karen Hanrahan, Anna from GreenTalk and Diane MacEachern — as well as many with elementary school age kids like my Big Boy — the Not Quite Crunchy Parent, Surely You Nest, Sommer from Green and Clean Mom and even a few like me, still dealing with diapers — Alana from Gray Matters holding the honor of having the youngest baby among us.

College students can take it or leave it, some of them might give you an inkling if they like something, but it's nothing like elementary school kids whose eyes light up when they see their favorite food and suddenly it's the best day in the world for them.»

And while many parents may focus on trying to save for their kids» college education, Chadd says parents like him have other concerns: «A child with autism typically may not got to college.»

It cited two brothers, Philip and Joel Levy, who ran one agency, earning millions and even billing the group for personal expenses, like their kids» college costs.

Did your parents follow the Rick Santorum school of «thought»; as in: «Don't send your kids to college, or you'll turn out like Obama» hahahaha

«Now I think we should get on with important issues that matter to people, like their jobs, their mortgages, their kids» college tuition,» he said.

If a kid can come away from a science or engineering program in that decade and think, «I like this, I can do this, this is an option as a career,» then he or she can go on from there and take steps to get the necessary college education.

I've been an adult college student for the last four years, so I know what it's like to be a responsible adult student trying to keep up with kids...

Try this recipe out if you're at college or have kids; you can buy the ingredients for it in bulk to save even more money and also change up the ingredients depend on what you like and have on hand.

An interesting fact is that the kid who demo'd the majority of the exercises in the video (they shot it all in one day) was a seasoned college football player in outstanding shape and he said he had never gotten a workout like that before.

Of course, we ask you to make a concerted effort throughout the 12 weeks (and hopefully for your lifetime after) to drop inflammatory, traditionally unhealthy foods like donuts, soda, doritos, and Sour Patch Kids (Alex's personal downfall in college).

I'd been studying psychology informally since I was in the 7th grade (I was like the Doogie Howser of mental health), and I was the kind of kid who went to college knowing exactly what she'd major in.

Everyday wear as a kid; worn like a badge in middle school; avoided like the plague in high school; obsessed over as a statement in college; shoved in storage in my early 20s and now I am once again falling back in love.

We would get up early (like 6AM) to start celebrating the holiday and, as you probably know, college kids getting up before noon is absolutely crazy — but when you are celebrating your school's heritage, we were up for doing almost anything!!

We would get up early (like 6AM) to start celebrating the holiday and, as you probably know, college kids getting up before noon is absolutely crazy — read more

I still feel like a kid who's still in college.

Spring break is just around the corner for school boys and gals, college kids and people like me, who will use any excuse even if it doesn't technically apply to my life to book travel during the snoozefest that is winter.