Sentence examples for matriculated from from inspiring English sources

Morris matriculated from St. Paul's, the New Hampshire boarding school that built the country's first squash court in 1884.

The 11-year-old Connecticut Gay Men's Chorus has matriculated from its popular concert performances to a full-length original musical called "OUT!

After graduating from Townsend Harris High School at age 16, he matriculated from the City College of New York, Harvard University, and The University of Pennsylvania.

He matriculated from Vanderbilt and got his law degree at the University of Virginia, where he was executive editor of the law review.

Students in combined bachelor/master degree programs must have matriculated from the undergraduate degree program by the application deadline date.

She matriculated from the Inanda seminary in 1959 and took a BA at Fort Hare University, then asked the African National Congress (ANC) if she could go overseas for military training.

May God bless all those who matriculate from it.

His father had to pay for an extra year's tuition to enable him to matriculate from Hyde grammar school.

Students may earn professional degrees at the undergraduate level in Britain, though not all programs are available to students matriculating from outside of the European Union.

"Blue Moods" (Hillsboro Jazz) Antoine Silverman Born and raised in Hastings-on-Hudson, Antoine Silverman, a violinist, progressed steadily in his early musical instruction before graduating from Columbia University in a special program that allowed him to simultaneously matriculate from the Juilliard School.

He would no longer matriculate from high school to a college campus.