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The phrase "a course with an" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of course that includes a particular feature or element.
Example: "I am enrolling in a course with an emphasis on practical applications of theory."
Alternatives: "a course featuring" or "a course that includes".
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Make sure they're aware that your son is applying for a course with an early deadline if that's the case.
Each TA is assigned to a course with an average time commitment of 15 hours per week helping the course instructor.
BridgeU sells its platform into schools (currently it expects to reach 15,000 students by the end of 2015) and builds a profile around the student that will help them literally work out the "ROI" of a course with an institution, and what the job prospects are after that course.
However, if you have a student in such a course with an 85.75 percent average going into the final, who's convinced that when he puts his mind to it he never gives less than 110percenttellell him to go for it.
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Now I have the choice to attend a course with a real teacher from an English-speaking country.
We vary the reward for completing service between two randomly assigned sections of a course with a service-learning component.
It is possible for a psychology major to graduate without taking a course with a full-time faculty member.
If my results are better than anticipated, can I apply through Clearing for a course with a higher tariff?
The course format provides flexibility, but in some ways is more demanding than a course with a traditional format.
Those who complete a course with a passing grade have the opportunity to earn a certificate of achievement.
If you're looking at a course with a heavy finance content, then a maths A-level probably wouldn't go a miss.
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