Sentence examples for began courses from inspiring English sources

He became serious about it in the 1950's, when he began courses at the Art Institute of Chicago.

By January 1943, Bachman had enough credits to graduate with his high school class, so he began courses at Michigan State.

Gove also announced that all second year students who began courses in 2009-10 will receive full EMA of £30 a week in their final year.

Sun's surgery, on September 22, 2016, removed as much of the tumor as possible, and he began courses of chemotherapy and radiation.

The following year he began courses in science and mathematics at the Catholic University of Lublin, which was at the time virtually the only institution in communist Poland where a priest could pursue advanced studies.

As a young adult she began to study history in London, then dropped out at 21 and headed for New York, where she began courses in city planning and law before immersing herself in psychotherapy and women's studies.

"We need to make sure people who begin courses will complete them.

— JOYCE HOR-CHUNG LAU Sothebyby's Institute begins courses in Hong Kong The executive education arm of the Sotheby's Institute of Art will begin offering short courses in Hong Kong on business management in the art world, the institute has announced.

The University of Gastronomic Sciences will admit its first 60 students and begin courses at the Pollenzo campus on 4 October 2004.

Taken together, these characteristics of beginning courses and students demand the development of deep and flexible learning strategies.

Start a portfolio as soon as you begin courses for your Bachelor's degree and continue adding to it throughout your career.