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The phrase "a junior from a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a student in their third year of study at a college or university, often followed by the name of the institution.
Example: "She is a junior from a prestigious university known for its engineering program."
Alternatives: "a third-year student at" or "a college junior from".
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Elizabeth Beltran is a junior from a low-income family whose fees are covered by the university.
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"I suppose there would be a game," said Kyle Bieneman, a junior from San Francisco.
A junior from the Youth & Family Studies Department stood to deliver a PowerPoint sermon called "Satisfaction in Christ".
Andras Haklits, a junior from Croatia, accomplished a rare feat when he won the hammer throw for a second school.
The university said Declan Sullivan, 20, a junior from Long Grove, Ill., was filming from a hydraulic scissor lift.
From behind the goal, Ryan Boyle, a freshman, rifled a pass to Prager, a junior from Garden City, N.Y.
Anissa Gainey, a junior from Clayton, N.C., gave North Carolina a two-meter lead on the second leg.
"That's one of the disadvantages," said Sam Pope, a junior from Worcester, Mass., referring to an absence of trays.
In the hammer throw, Florida's Candice Scott, a junior from Trinidad, set a national college and meet record of 229 feet 1 inch.
James Tate, a junior from Satellite Beach, Fla., is an investment whiz who made money ("enough to buy a Mustang") trading stocks during the market collapse.
Eric Mendez, a junior from Brooklyn, recently spoke about a client from Mexico who incurred a bill of $9,000 for surgery from Yale-New Haven Hospital.
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