A college is a place where young people go after high school to learn more. They take classes to get diplomas or degrees.
She studies at the local college.
My brother goes to college every day.
In a large university, a college can be a section with similar subjects. For example, the college of arts or college of medicine.
She is in the college of engineering.
The college has many science departments.
A college can mean a group of people with special roles, such as judges or experts, working together.
The college of judges met today.
He joined the college of advisers.
Sometimes, college means a place where students both live and study, like a dorm or hall in a university.
He lives in a college near the main hall.
The college has a large library and dining hall.
In religious language, a college can mean a group of church leaders or clergy who work together in a community.
The college of canons serves the cathedral.
The college meets to discuss church matters.
Sometimes, college means a group chosen to vote or decide on important matters, like electing a leader.
The president was chosen by the electoral college.
The college votes in important elections.
