This suggests that at least at some universities, students are acquainting themselves with Arabic, then dropping out.
In their 1957 recommendations for medical education, the GMC noted only the desirability that students "be acquainted with the principles governing the design and interpretation of clinical trials" [ 8].
Every New York City student is acquainted with the quickness and affordability of street cart food, but one grad student at NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program ITPP) took her love for food cart bagels and coffee one step further: Michelle Hessel created an audiovisual 3D portrait of Adam, a food cart proprietor who has been selling snacks to one corner of Broadway for 15 years.
A plausible reason for this awareness could be that a majority of the theses/dissertations reviewed come from students in medical schools (medical or other health science students) who already are acquainted with the importance of getting a patient's consent for some procedures associated with medical care.
Benefiting from changes in approach in the calculus and differential equations course, students enrolled in the statistics course are acquainted and have some facility with open-ended questions.
While techs usually don't need to have special qualifications, some pharmacies prefer to hire pharmacy students for these jobs because they are acquainted with drugs and pharmacy management.
Members of the student's Ph.D. committee could be asked, as could the chair of the department, or faculty members from another school who are acquainted with the products of the student's work (papers, presentations, etc).
Most people are acquainted with the bare facts.
FORBES readers are acquainted with Berezovsky.
