Sentence examples for earned a course from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

As for the C in the history class, that was purely a result of the professor?s tastes because I aced the first part with another professor and had just taken a difficult english/critical writing course and earned A s in both.

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

"My most rewarding course evaluation came from a student who wrote that they earned a D in my course, but learned more in this final course in their undergraduate experience than they had in previous courses," Robert L. Infantino, associate dean of the College of Life Sciences, said.

The researchers concluded that students using Twitter to access information and assignments for a first-year seminar course earned a half point better in grade point average compared to students who accessed the same information using a more traditional web-base course management system.

Don't forget to update your resume once you have completed a course or earned a new certification or degree.

I earned a B in the course; the next semester I got an A. By the start of my senior year, I was at the top of my class, with the most experience conducting research.

She later took parenting courses, earned a general equivalency diploma and got a commercial bus driver's license — with government subsidies for some of those efforts.

In earning a $5,000 course-record bonus to go with her $10,000 first prize, Leghzaoui proved on a sparkling morning that résumés don't win races.