College applicants is aspirantes de la unversidad in spanish.
No, actually you say "Aspirantes universitarios" or "Aplicantes universitarios"
Percent applicants admitted: 68%Source: College BoardPercent applicants admitted: 68%Source: College BoardPercent applicants admitted: 68%Source: College BoardPercent applicants admitted: 68%Source: College BoardPercent applicants admitted: 68%Source: College BoardPercent applicants admitted: 68%Source: College Board
Colegio/universitario
Fui a la universidad.
college exploration = la exploración de la universidad
Buena universidad buen colegio
Quiero ir a la universidad.
Cual colegio quieres asistir
According to the respective college or university's criteria, a 21 ACT score is required for all applicants. This allows applicants to be admitted unconditionally, which means they have to secure at least a 21 on the test in order to be considered.
"On average there are a total 2,047 applicants to Adams State College and out of those only 1,363 applicants are accepted into the school. out of those 514 on average are enrolled."
Estoy estudiando en el colegio.
I would say Hunter has a slightly better program but if you can stay focused at City Tech you may find it easier because they accept up to 90% of applicants
"Estoy en la universidad". In English, we use the term "college" to mean a university, community college, or other type of higher education. In Spanish, the term "collegio" means "secondary education" or "High School".