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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a full time" is not correct in written English; it should be "as a full-time" to be grammatically accurate.
You can use it when describing a position or commitment that requires full-time dedication or hours.
Example: "I work as a full-time teacher at the local high school."
Alternatives: "in a full-time capacity" or "as a full-time employee."
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Dr. Stoessel joined the Yale Eye Center as a full time faculty in Retina.
How is it having her back as a full time cast member?
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You will remain enrolled as a full-time student.
He joined Sony as a full-time employee in 1959.
"I will retire as a full-time performer.
I regarded myself as a full-time committed writer.
We didn't think of it as a full-time career.
She will return there after graduation as a full-time data analyst.
This is a zero-unit course that yields certification as a full-time student by Stanford.
How many credits can I take as a full-time student?
She currently teaches as a full-time English professor at a community college in Northern Virginia.
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