Sentence examples for contemplating graduate from inspiring English sources

Students who are comfortable with abstract ideas, and especially those students who are contemplating graduate work in mathematics, should consider taking the 500 level courses.

It was in French, which gave it a certain allure (more about that later), the research was in a field that I had already thought about, and the salary (around £19,000/?29,000 pa at the time) was fairly gobsmacking to your average final-year student contemplating graduate poverty (unless you plan to sell your soul to the world of finance).

While we are only at the very beginning of contemplating graduate education in carbon management at research universities and scientific institutes, leaders in higher education understand that their commitment to the project is an important first step.

Students who contemplate graduate work are reminded that a reading knowledge of one or more foreign languages is required.

In addition the Department encourages majors with a qualifying GPA in their Philosophy courses (especially anyone who contemplates graduate study in philosophy) to write a senior honors thesis under the direction of a faculty member.

This was what drew me here in 1985 as I contemplated graduate studies in Columbia's Historic Preservation Program.

This might be particularly encouraging for those students who are interested in science but feel coming into college that they do not have a strong enough aptitude to contemplate graduate-level work.

Another friend, who graduated with honors in Economics and a banking job offer, is contemplating grad school for interior design.

In addition, those contemplating eventual graduate work in Mathematics should consider including at least one graduate-level math course such as MATH 205A Real Analysis, MATH 210A Modern Algebra I, or MATH 215A Algebraic Topology or MATH 215B Differential Topology.

When the Knicks selected him in the first round of the 1967 player draft, he was contemplating entering graduate school to study for the ministry.

Although I contemplated leaving graduate school when my project hit a dead end, my thesis adviser and the graduate program director encouraged me to remain in school and try a different project.