The phrase "prior education" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to any education or schooling a person has received before the current moment or situation. Example: "In order to apply for this job, applicants must have a minimum of five years of prior education in a relevant field."
Subject to current federal and University guidelines, students eligible for receipt of VA educational benefits have their prior education and training evaluated up to the credit limits outlined in the "Residency Policy for Graduate Students" section of this bulletin.
This gap also leads to missing studies on trainee characteristics such as gender, prior education, and branch/affiliation as well as country comparisons at this educational level.
He showed up without any records of his prior education, and school officials were unable to trace the boy's origins.
His prior education had been under the military dictatorship of Pakistan, where he would not dare to share atheistic thoughts, even in whispers to his closest friends.
Our conclusions were as follows: 1) Ob/Gyn residents initially may have varying levels of computer experience; their competence cannot be assumed simply based on prior education.
The system has proved to be reliable, self-administering, inexpensive, requires no prior education or training, is rapidly deployable and can be used immediately.
The School brings together students with a wide variety of past experiences, prior education, and substantive interests.
During the rise of universal secondary education and the growth of higher education in America, colleges have had a vested interest in the prior education of their students.
A student may request to have a course equivalency assessment (CEA), performed by faculty, and based on prior education or work experience.
If you have prior education loans (undergraduate or another graduate program), you may be able to defer the payments while you are enrolled in law school.
Even when these figures were adjusted to take into account applicants' prior education, awards, employment history and publications, a gap of ten percentage points remained.This bias appears to arise in the NIH's peer-review mechanism.
