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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a course at a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific course offered at a particular institution or location.
Example: "I am currently enrolled in a course at a prestigious university."
Alternatives: "a class at a" or "a program at a".
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By eighth grade, Melissa was at the top of her class and sampling a course at a private high school.
I took a course at a charity for refugees, and they gave me this pad and a pencil".
In her late forties, though, she drifted back to the piano, taking a course at a community college.
Emily I needed to qualify for a group policy as a middle-age unemployed adult, so I took a course at a community college and got student insurance.
He also habitually left around 6 p.m. for drawing classes, hot yoga sessions and a course at a local fashion school.
There are only a few easy hurdles to overcome to apply for a place on a course at a Dutch higher education institution.
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He offered a course at an airport Marriott valued at $11,226.90 for a bargain $29.
For example, a faculty member who teaches a course at an undergraduate level is more a teacher rather than a researcher.
I doubt there's ever been a course at an American Society on Aging or a Gerontological Society meeting on how to be a persuasive person, but in the field of life insurance and home realty, they know how to sell.
Tells how he took a course at La Varenne, a chef's school in Burgundy.
The Japanese a few years later constructed a course at Kōbe.
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