Sentence examples for earn a course from inspiring English sources

The university also provides its undergraduate students with real-life experiences through the Research Opportunity Program, which allows second-year students to earn a course credit for taking part in a university research project, and the Professional Experience Year, which allows students to work as an intern for 12 to 16 months at an industry of their choice.

Baskets of warm bread — if Yung is an "accidental baker," as she puts it, it's a happy accident — earned a course of their own, showcasing springy sourdough and a decadent green-garlic-nettle brioche, like a savory cinnamon bun.

In addition to earning a Course 1 SB, a biology degree from the University of Bogotá, and a Harvard master's in city planning, he has run several construction firms and a coffee company, been CEO of the Agricultural Bank of Colombia, held local and national elected office, and served as Colombia's ambassador to West Germany.

Overall, without controlling for any aspects of the course or student ability, 26.6% of the class earned a course grade of a "C−" or lower during the low-structure terms.

Slightly more than three-quarters of the students in the course (78%) earn a grade of "A" for the semester.

The student must earn a grade of "C" or better on the exchange program school's grading scale to earn credit for a course.

Our students need to be able to earn a living, of course, but they also need to find fulfilling careers.

The maximum amount of credit that you can earn in a fall or spring semester abroad is 4.0 course credits; during a summer session you may earn a maximum of 2.0 course credits.

To start with, students take five courses to earn a minor, and take six courses to earn a certificate.

Take a course or earn a certificate, and take control of your career.

Soon she hopes to have enough money saved to put toward a course to earn a riding certificate.