Sentence examples for class credits from inspiring English sources
"You're not necessarily learning this for your class credits," she says.
They also said students were promoted with over 100 absences a year; the principal, rather than a teacher, granted class credits needed for graduation; and credit was awarded for classes the school does not even offer.
In an announcement at BronxWorks, a nonprofit social services agency, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg pointed to a few examples of success: High school students who met basic proficiency standards before high school tended to increase their attendance, receive more class credits and perform better on standardized tests; more families went to the dentist for regular checkups.
You'll still have to weather frosty Boston winters to get that MIT diploma, however: The initiative will offer no online degrees or class credits.
ClassPass is giving out class credits when you make Nike purchases, which should align well with current members and boost membership via lead generation.
While ASMI was finding its footing, he took evening classes at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) and transferred class credits back to Washington University so that he could finish his master's degree.
(Participants earn an hour of class credit for each year of singing).
Perhaps every 25 hours of service could be traded for one class credit, with a maximum of three credits a year.
For the study, researchers at the University of Minnesota turned to a ready-made pool of volunteers, consisting of students enrolled in Physical Education 1262: Marathon Training, who were aiming to finish the local Eau Claire Marathon for class credit.
He signed up for an independent-study program where he could get class credit for researching a business, and began looking into endurance events — the Strongman Run, based in Germany, and the Ironman.
There are some students, however, such as cheerleaders, members of the band, and, of course, the team members themselves, for whom seasonal commitments mandate their attendance, sometimes for class credit.
