Sentence examples for science credit from inspiring English sources

Over the winter, students built 9-foot sailboats out of marine grade-plywood, an exercise in engineering that can carry science credit.

I even convinced my guidance counselor to annul my mandatory science credit because I didn't think I would "need" it.

This course counts as a science credit toward fulfillment of the biological sciences major requirements at Columbia University.

As a result, I believe that science credits from schools teaching creationism and its derivatives should not be recognized.

These include our measures of high school achievement – GPA and math FCAT – as well as somewhat similar measures of postsecondary achievement – postsecondary GPA, credits earned (among all students, whether or not they have completed their programs), and numbers of math or science credits.

The same inference can be made for the advanced science courses as Asian and White students tended to achieve the required mathematics and science credits as early as middle school, so they can enroll/complete the advanced level of the courses during high school.

The researchers' report in the Journal of Archaeological Science credited human conflict and underdevelopment in present-day Cambodia with preserving much of the region's archaeological topography.

It is worth the same number of science credits as Crossroads in Bioethics (i.e., 2 credits), and includes the same amount of class time (i.e., 15 lectures with 75 min per lecture).

Administrators, parents, students and those who run science contests credit Mrs. Howell for the tiny school's disproportionate success.

Television has a complex parentage, and Web sites on its early days call to mind a comment by Sir Francis Darwin, the son of Charles Darwin: "In science, the credit goes to the man who convinces the world, not to the man to whom the idea first occurs".

The future of science: academic credit.