Sentence examples for full graduate from inspiring English sources

"There is a difference between people who are intellectually curious and are going back to school again in part to see what it is like to be a student, and those who are willing to commit themselves to the rigors of a full graduate education," said Andrea R. Solomon, senior associate dean for academic administration at the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences at Columbia University.

In the summer of 1940, the Rockefeller Foundation offered one full graduate scholarship to a junior staff member in the Faculty of Agriculture at Jinling University to study at an American university.

I chose environmental engineering as opposed to environmental science because I wanted a math-and-modeling focus on the hydrologic sciences... and because, quite frankly, more full graduate scholarships were available for women engineers than for women scientists.

Bernadette McHale, one of her teachers, recalled, "Our first full graduating class was in '78, so it was pretty experimental to come here.

But in terms of sheer excitement — and frantic primping — there has been no bigger event in recent memory than Saturday's visit by Michelle Obama, who will deliver the commencement address to the first full graduating class of the University of California at Merced, the newest, smallest and most anonymous of 10 campuses in the state university system.

Fuller graduated from Indian River in 1980.

In 2004, Rovai and Jordan study sense of community on full time graduate students in higher education.

Then, two coders (full time graduate research assistants) were given instructions and were asked to independently allocate each keyword to each of the 25 broad themes.

"Watercolor is also rather affordable and can travel well, as a full time graduate student, I've often had to paint portraits on the go or in between breaks on campus.

As a full-time graduate student who was also holding down a full-time job, I was fairly low-maintenance in the clothes-laundering department.

Full-time undergraduates are approaching a proposed cap of 2,000, and there are several hundred full-time graduate students and more than 2,000 more part-time students doing graduate-level work.