Sentence examples for started undergraduate from inspiring English sources

One academy member who worked with Court TV is Brian Gestring, a criminalist at the New York City chief medical examiner's office and an associate professor at Pace, which has just started undergraduate and graduate programs in forensics, joining John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

I started undergraduate research in microbiology when molecular techniques were first being applied directly to environmental samples and many new discoveries were being made.

In 1990, I started undergraduate school at Clark Atlanta University, where I had a 5-year scholarship from the Office of Naval Research to pursue my BS and MS in mathematics.

Nowadays, more than 40% of young people start undergraduate degrees – but it comes at a cost.

At the London School of Economics, British and other E.U. students who start undergraduate degrees next autumn will pay tuition of £8,500, while overseas students pay £15,700.

The gap between male and female school leavers applying to start undergraduate degrees at British universities remains at record levels, according to the first official figures released for this year.

Many universities have struggled to drive up the number of students starting undergraduate engineering courses – in 2012-13, the most recent year for which data is available, the enrolment rate actually fell by just under 1%.

As for area B, while there does not seem to be an immediate need for advanced academic listening, speaking, or writing skills soon after starting undergraduate studies, including basic oral/aural interaction and writing tasks for general purposes might be considered.

When he started his undergraduate career he had no idea he would end up manning a shop.

Last year, almost half a million people started their undergraduate journey by embarking on degree courses in the UK, the highest number ever.

In 2010 it started testing undergraduate students when they leave university, and compares the results with tests taken when they arrive to assess how much they have learned.