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The phrase "a full academic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is fully engaged in academic pursuits or has achieved a high level of academic qualification.
Example: "After years of research and teaching, she has established herself as a full academic in her field."
Alternatives: "a dedicated scholar" or "a complete academic professional".
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Applicants are expected to participate for a full academic year.
All dining meal plans are for a full academic year.
That said, a full academic study based at the University of Wimbledon is imminent.
Jones, the center's director, says he hopes to expand it to a full academic year.
Because their season crosses both semesters, basketball players spend a full academic year in school.
There are plans to expand it to a full academic year.
His grades were high enough to earn a full academic scholarship.
His own son, Floyd, graduated from Rice in 2002 and went on to Middlebury College with a full academic scholarship.
He won a full academic scholarship to Stevens Institute of Technology and received his master's in civil engineering.
Study abroad programs are offered for one semester, a full academic year or a summer session.
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