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He initially planned to become a minister but instead studied law at Middlebury College (Vermont), from which he graduated in 1813.

The founders aren't computer scientists but instead studied music and history at Cambridge.

He never completed this degree, but instead studied mathematics notably with Ostilio Ricci, the mathematician of the Tuscan court.

He says he considered becoming a missionary but instead studied law and worked around the globe for his family's Eternit Group, which manufactured a line of construction products that had begun in 1903 with asbestos-reinforced cement.

Emmy originally planned to teach French and English after passing the required examinations, but instead studied mathematics at the University of Erlangen, where her father lectured.

After education in Eastbourne, he was apprenticed to his father but instead studied law and qualified as a solicitor in 1816.

Akenside attended the University of Edinburgh, intending to become a minister but instead studying medicine.

A romantic comedy that is shanghaied by Kate's domineering presence, the play does not really delve into religious questions but instead studies blind intolerance in an otherwise engaging if maddening individual.

But instead, studies of clinicians and other safety-critical professions show how people routinely create safety through practice by attuning and enhancing their awareness of hazards and adapting their practices and technologies to guard against or defuse threats to safety.

In 1982, she took the entrance exams for Oxford but was not accepted, and instead studied French at Exeter, a university with a reputation for being "frantically posh," as Rowling put it.

Her ambition was to become a poet, but instead she studied social and political sciences at Cambridge.