Feebs11 wrote: |
It is The College of the Queen. The same applies to King's College, Cambridge, founded by King Henry VI - it is the College of the King.
The other examples you provided were named for someone/somewhere, so the possessive is not used.
In the case of your institution, I would avoid the possessive as it will cause endless problems with people not being sure whether to put in the apostrophe or not. Keep it as simple and memorable as you can.
Yes - Reach for the stars through study works fine.
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My dear Feebs, thanks for your time and consideration, but I am sorry that the notion of apostrophe still sounds above my head. I don't know why? Perhaps my brain has shut down or I am being unnecessarily finicky. I don't understand when the institution is going to be founded by me, why can't I make it Mr. Umais' Learning Center. (i.e. The institution of Umais.). I want to know this not because I didn't like your suggestion, infact your suggestion is better. I want to know this for it's been bothering me for days, and I want it to be nailed as soon as possible.
Secondly, again your suggestion for the slogan is superfantastic, but where I live, institution slogans are like "Join and Experience the Difference.", "We believe in hard work", "Learn Maths like never before." etc. You would have noticed that through all these slogans they are saying what they really offer. My mind is just blank, so if you don't mind, can you offer me such kind of slogan?
Great regards,
Umais