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He went to college for two weeks and dropped out.

Three years later he dropped out and took to writing.

The rest dropped out to help support their families or simply gave up.

They started coming back to the church, after having dropped out years before.

A couple members of the class have dropped out for 2011.

In 1884 he dropped out, and began three years of military service.

He dropped out two years later to support his family.

In the first two months, only eight people dropped out.

She dropped out after three months and decided to take a break from studies.

I thought the price was too high and dropped out.

Although the tournament suffered through numerous drop outs and injuries, it is still highly regarded by independent wrestling fans.

This centre serves the two-fold purpose of supplementing education and also pulling-in drop outs.

It's not for drop outs, it's for drug addicts and Glasgow.

The number of drop outs in this village is also higher.

This critique led to a further exchange about the specific effects of high school exit exams on achievement and on drop outs.

The spacing of the drop outs is 116mm, the same as on a mod trials bike.

Academy gives drop outs a second chance.

The re-examination of how resources are allocated would help to improve the higher education system and avoid drop outs.

The school had the highest rate for drop outs in Washington County and test scores below the state average in the early 2000s.

We have no responsibility for what he called the hippy drop outs, who call themselves new age travellers.