Sentence examples for enrolling in the master from inspiring English sources

From Joplin, he studied art at Rhodes College in Memphis, puttered around in interior design in San Francisco, before enrolling in the master of architecture program at the University of Pennsylvania.

Soon after, Ms. Lee moved to New York and enrolled in the master's-in-playwriting program at Brooklyn College.

"I enrolled in the master's program at U.S.C. and moved to Los Angeles on September 10 , 2001" he said.

Later that year she enrolled in the master's program in botany at Duke University, graduating in 1956.

Hoping to change careers to work in the church as a director of worship or pastoral associate, she enrolled in the master of theology program.

AFTER nearly two decades as a manager at Symbol Technologies in Holtsville, Michael Ramputi decided -- with a nudge from above -- to enroll in the master's degree program his employer conducts in the very building he works in.

With the help of Joel Goldberg, the Giants' psychologist, and Kenneth Vehrkens, a dean at F.D.U., who has helped more than 200 Giants continue their education at the school, Collins decided in January that he would like to enroll in the master's program for addictive counseling.

The guy who interviewed me said, 'We have run out of chairs,' and, pointing to my skirt, he said, 'We can either have this interview on the floor, or, if you are uncomfortable, we can reschedule.' I was like, 'O.K., I can sit on the floor.' " A few days later, Kaliouby withdrew her application, and enrolled in the master's program.

After receiving her bachelor's degree in 1995, she enrolled in the master of arts program in linguistics at the University of Buffalo.

So, in 2006, just a couple of years after France officially created the profession and started offering specialized training, Cordier enrolled in the master's program in genetic counseling and predictive medicine at Aix-Marseille University still the only program of its kind in the country.

Jorge Cham was enrolled in the master's program in mechanical engineering at Stanford University when the student newspaper, The Stanford Daily, put out a call seeking ideas for a new comic strip, Science intern Sara Coehlo writes in "Piled Higher and Deeper: The Everyday Life of a Grad Student".