Sentence examples for began universities from inspiring English sources

In Canada, at the time the present trial began, universities' rape prevention education appeared to range from provision of brochures to a five minute section of a play done for student orientation (e.g., Single & Sexy, University of Windsor) to 60 90 minute workshops for students (e.g., Queen's University) unaccompanied by evaluation research.

He began university to study sports education but found himself skipping classes and dropped out.

Obtaining a doctoral degree, Lefebvre began university teaching, and in 1935 he was made a professor at the Sorbonne.

Those who began university when fees went up to £9,000 in 2012 will be in their mid-thirties by then.

Indeed, eager to improve her chances for advancement, she began university studies by correspondence on her own time, and eventually got a degree, but to no avail.

That number has grown steadily since, but in 2014 only 1,160 of the 512,370 who began university in September entered through Adjustment.

He took out a Wonga loan in October 2010, when the eldest of his six children began university and needed £900 to pay for his accommodation.

Showing an early interest in humanistic studies, Gadamer began university studies in Breslau in 1918 (studying with Richard Hoenigswald), moving to Marburg with his father in 1919.

At the age of 19 she moved to Italy, to a town called Porto San Giorgio along the Adriatic coast where she began university studies.

"Even before beginning university, some dancers prepared for the high cost of higher education by starting dancing beforehand.

But freshers at Oxford Brookes are beginning university life in a three-star hotel after it emerged their new accommodation site was unfinished.