Sentence examples for English credits from inspiring English sources

Now all high school students will take a foundation curriculum that includes four English credits and three credits each in science, social studies and math.

Over his final two years, he earned all of his math and English credits to meet N.C.A.A. minimum standards, Stafford said.

The Austin I.S.D. uses its own written tests in combination with the company's online curriculum; without this safeguard, students would be able to earn an English credit without writing a single sentence.

Revised versions followed in 1717 and 1731 to reflect the changes introduced in those years; Rossi is believed to have prepared the Italian additions and revisions, with the 1731 English credited to "Mr. Humphreys".

He'll be a senior in the fall, with precalculus behind him and a shot at graduating with honors, but that 9th-grade English credit brought him to summer school.

Because the British ceded the entire Old Northwest Territory to the United States in the 1783 Treaty of Paris, some historians, including William Hayden English, credit Clark with nearly doubling the size of the original Thirteen Colonies by seizing control of the Illinois country during the war.

Eight of them took the course for graduate biology credit while the same number enrolled for English credit.

Courses will be taught in English and credits and degrees will follow American standards.

Undeterred, she fulfilled her adolescent ambition and went to King's College London to read English, and credits the course with grounding her in the canon.

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Nor could the English aristocracy credit what was happening.