The phrase "a full time studies" is not correct in English.
It should be "full-time studies." You can use it when referring to an educational program that requires a significant time commitment, typically involving a schedule of classes or coursework.
Example: "I am currently enrolled in full-time studies at the university, which keeps me very busy."
Alternatives: "full-time education" or "full-time coursework."
In that year the Nepal Climate Observatory - Pyramid, in the Khumbu valley, began a full-time study of aerosol particles, soot among them.
Since the program offers a full-time study option, international students enrolled in a full-time course load registered for at least 12 points of credit-bearing courses a term are eligible for a student visa.
Since the Actuarial Science program offers a full-time study option, international students enrolled in a full-time course load registered for at least 12 points of credit-bearing courses a term are eligible for a student visa.
I wasn't prepared to sacrifice my job and salary to commence a full-time study program, and combining the study of science communication while working in a "real live" active research environment felt like it would be a healthy balance.
As expected, training and education programmes that are not part of a full-time study programme are a more common alternative.
A residence unit is defined a semester of full time study completed successfully and approved by the student's advisor. 2 full-time semesters and 30 credit hours, including a research project are required for successful completion of the degree program.
In one recent post, a fifty-two-year-old who was working fifty-two-year-old whor fifty-two-year-old whonight, and "married, etc".—waste that after experimenting workingdafulll he had setimed on two daily dostudying hundred milligrams each.
Even if a teacher earns only $50,000 a year, three years of full time study means giving up $150,000 in wages.
In one recent post, a fifty-two-year-old — who was working full time, studying for an advanced degree at night, and "married, etc".
In one recent post a 52-year-old - who was working full time, studying for an advanced degree at night and "married, etc" - wrote that after experimenting with modafinil he had settled on two daily doses of 100mg each.
