Since 1982, the college has seen a $9 million deficit each year.

Although initially regarded as a great success, the college saw poor enrollment over the course of the 1870s.

The college has seen record high enrollment for the 2008 and 2009 school year.

Almost all colleges, and not just the private ones, now see themselves in overtly competitive terms.

One of the main concerns is that the college see few minority-group teachers on the horizon.

By the time the colleges saw and wanted her in the spring, all their scholarship money was spent.

Still, most colleges and universities see no reason to abandon the tests, saying they must simply keep them in perspective.

More recently the college and Hospital have seen numerous changes.

And colleges, too, see the camps as a way to sell themselves.

Each year the college sees around 14,000 students across a wide range of age groups.