'course selections' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of selecting the courses you wish to take in school or university. For example: "I've finished making my course selections for the fall semester and I'm excited to get started!".
Most of the main course selections were delights.
And, of course, selections from "Strange Times," like Mr. Hayward's favorite, "English Sunset".
One, "I have reviewed my child's course selections and agree with them;" or two, "I have reviewed my child's course selections and would like her to change them in the following way"— followed by space to list add/drop choices.
All main course selections arrived with exactly the same vegetable accompaniments, a letdown after the imaginatively turned out openers.
Da Ugo's top entree is $25 but it is an exception; the majority of main course selections are in the mid-teens.
Coming from a highly competitive high school with limited course selections and worn-out teachers, I value a solid liberal arts education with engaging and friendly professors focused on undergrad teaching and a collaborative, rather than competitive, atmosphere.
With regard to his course selection, at the most selective colleges, admissions officers will tell you that they want to see "really good grades" in advanced classes, such as A.P.s, or in an I.B. curriculum.
The purpose of the present study was to explore the effects of selected social, familial, and personal factors on students' course selection in Iranian technical schools.
Therefore, both the chance to select course must be given and the options for course selection must be increased.
Of course, selection is much better now.
We have also long demanded a public teacher-evaluation platform to improve course selection.
