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college /ˈkɑːlɪʤ/  

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  • noun
    plural -leges
    a school in the U.S. that you go to after high school :a school that offers courses leading to a degree (such as a bachelor's degree or an associate's degree) [count]
    She teaches art at a local college.
    He graduated from one of the country's best colleges.
    She attended a business college. [noncount]
    He attended college for several years, but didn't graduate.
    She dropped out of college.
    Where did you go to college? [=what college did you attend?]
    I went to Mount Holyoke College.
    When I was a junior in college, I spent a semester in Spain. - often used before another noun
    college students/courses/professors
    He is a college graduate.
    She was the first in her family to get a college education.
    a college campus
    college athletic programs - compare university; see also community college, junior college, state college
    [count] :a part of an American university that offers courses in a specified subject - often + of
    He attended the university's college of dentistry/engineering/medicine.
    a school in Britain that offers advanced training in a specified subject [count]
    an arts college
    the Edinburgh College of Art
    the London College of Fashion [noncount]
    She is attending fashion college.
    [count] :a separate part of a large British university where students live and take courses
    Balliol College at Oxford
    [count] formal :an organized group of people who have similar jobs or interests
    She is a member of the American College of Cardiology.
    the college of cardinals - see also electoral college