In which sentence is the agreement between the pronoun and antecedent correct?

To become an architect, Cassie knows that you must complete many years of education and training.

One of the girls in my class wants to get their college degree in architecture from that university.

Each of the architecture colleges requires its students to complete a five-year program for a bachelor's degree.

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Denzel Vaughn

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25 September, 04:51

In which sentence is the agreement between the pronoun and antecedent correct?

To become an architect, Cassie knows that you must complete many years of education and training.

One of the girls in my class wants to get their college degree in architecture from that university.

Each of the architecture colleges requires its students to complete a five-year program for a bachelor's degree.

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Mathew Kennedy · Answer 1

Each of the architecture colleges requires its students to complete a five-year program for a bachelor's degree.

Explanation:

Each is always singular, so the agreement is correct in this sentence:

each - its.