Students must choose a major before achieving junior status (usually after completion of 90 units, including units granted for transfer work or Advanced Placement).
In 1908 Lang was nominated as Archbishop of York, despite his relatively junior status as a suffragan rather than a diocesan bishop.
Now its supporters want to lift the organisation from its junior status as an "office" of the NIH and turn it into a "centre", the next grade up.
His place at 11 in the order reflected his junior status in a team that, in spite of the evidence to the contrary offered in the half hour before he came to the crease, contains no truly hopeless batsmen.
Burma's junior status would be a recurrent theme to the present day.
But, like another conservative back-bencher impatient with the constraints of institutional traditions, Newt Gingrich in the nineteen-eighties, DeMint has managed to become a leading insurrectionary voice despite his junior status.
Failure to declare a major by the time you reach junior status will result in your registration being blocked, and you will not be able to enroll in any courses until you declare.
The lyrics reflect Harrison's uneasy feelings towards the Beatles' legacy, three years after their break-up, as well as a degree of bitterness at his perceived junior status to former bandmates John Lennon and Paul McCartney during the group's career.
It is a junior cousin status, and you can only play the relationship for as far as the elastic will give".
He was not on overly friendly terms with them, as he resented being passed in military nominations, but after short negotiations he agreed to follow their orders, and thus reduced to a junior commander status which had little impact over the next phase of the campaign.
In return for accepting junior status in the merger, he obtained a big premium for Chrysler shareholders.
