Sentence examples for regular undergraduate from inspiring English sources
Far more radical would be to make the grandes ecoles the equivalent of a masters degree, following a regular undergraduate degree open to all with a baccalaureate, and to scrap the prepas altogether.
After high school, Kubrick registered for night courses at City College, hoping to obtain a B average so that he could transfer to regular undergraduate courses, but before he started going to classes, he was back at Look with some more pictures.
Our educational data mining is dedicated to regular undergraduate students being studying at a university using an academic credit system.
Age grouping was bounded below from 16 years because the University of Ibadan disallows admission of students below this age from entry into the regular undergraduate program.
The aim of this study was to determine the prevalence of risky sexual behaviours amongst regular undergraduate students in Jigjiga University.
At the time of study, 2013/2014 academic year about 3270 regular undergraduate students coming from each corner of the country were enrolled in College of Medicine and Health Science.
Mr. Pritchard spoke regretfully of how the regular undergraduates ignored the unusual classmate in their midst.
The North American tradition, found in countries influenced by the United States and Canada, places a larger emphasis on credit programs duplicating courses offered to regular undergraduates; such programs are offered via television or correspondence or in separate urban colleges.
In some educationally advanced countries such as Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and the United States adults have long had opportunities to pursue part-time education leading to university degrees, but these programs have usually been carbon copies of programs offered to regular undergraduates.
Regular Dutch undergraduate programs take only three years to complete.
Etzkowitz (2008) notes that the advantage of universities comes in large part from regular turnover of undergraduate students, graduate students, and some faculty and research associates, stimulating constant questioning of accepted ideas.
