Sentence examples for school overseas from inspiring English sources

But Cornell rejected her, and her parents did not want her to go to a medical school overseas.

But the results are not as good when the doctor is an American who went to medical school overseas and then returns to practice, the researchers determined.

He was involved in three relationships this way, helping the women establish a school overseas, start a tech company and help run a nonprofit, he told me.

The boy is an unusual case – he has won a scholarship to study in the UK after going to school overseas.

Just a few days ago a friend told me she was reconsidering her plans to send her daughter to school overseas after last month's earthquake in New Zealand left nearly 30 Japanese students dead or missing.

Already, one in four doctors working in this country is trained in a medical school overseas (though this includes some American doctors who attended medical school outside the United States).

Ms. Gehant served 12 years in the Army Corps of Engineers as a carpenter, and her job included building schools overseas.

LF: International competition will matter more to US universities: If we can't keep US universities affordable, students will start attending schools overseas.

Over the next week, we'll be hearing lots more about the opportunities, challenges and benefits working with schools overseas can bring.

She graduated from McKinley High School there in 1924, at 20. (She had gone to missionary schools overseas, causing her to lag behind academically).

Funds for health, schools, overseas aid, nuclear decommissioning and HM Revenue & Customs will be protected and the Ministry of Defence will be allowed to carry forward spending from one financial year to the next.