Sentence examples for future undergraduate from inspiring English sources

Each title is a hefty nudge to the future undergraduate, a clue as to how an essay should go.

A pending lawsuit brought by an advocacy group, Students for Fair Admissions, asked a federal judge to prohibit the use of race in future undergraduate admissions decisions by Harvard, claiming the school violates federal civil rights law and intentionally discriminates against Asian American students.

But Shultz also counted the relative abundance of different bird species, filing her data for some future undergraduate who will be able to write her honor's thesis on how the numbers as well as variety of birds on campus have changed with time.

The report proposes a bold new integrated research agenda and builds on an earlier report of the National Research Council (2003a) with important implications for the future undergraduate and K-12 science education.

The center will be housed in the provost's office and will serve as the administrative umbrella organization for all current and future undergraduate civic-engagement activities at the university.

After, Tanya Cabrera (Diversity Associate Director for Equity and Inclusion at the University of Illinois at Chicago) spoke to them about navigating their future undergraduate careers as people of color and what resources to look for.

What a grimly utilitarian world we are bequeathing to future undergraduates.

I am hoping to be the one creating this newly-published research for future undergraduates".

Increasing numbers of future undergraduates might choose to save cash by living at home while they study—as those taught by the OU have always done.

However, I do not believe expunging his name entirely makes sense, because the likely result would be that most future undergraduates would be oblivious to what can be learned from contemplating both the laudable and reprehensible history of this influential man.

It is the job of those schools to ensure they produce future undergraduates who are fully prepared to do college-level work.