Sentence examples for take graduate from inspiring English sources

Fellows will take graduate courses at Columbia's Schools of Business, Law, and International and Public Affairs.

He did not take graduate students, preferring instead to work with a single colleague.

After attending Berkeley for a semester, Sontag, at 16, went to the University of Chicago, where her scores on the placement exams enabled her to take graduate courses.

The degree will be taught with cooperation from l'École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales and l'École Normale Supérieure, allowing students to take graduate courses at the two schools.

A gifted science student, he enrolled at Stanford at 16. Encouraged to take graduate courses in physics and math, he went on to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to earn a Ph.D. in physics at 23.

Next year, the board will also pay for the 1,000 uncertified teachers to take graduate courses toward their master's degrees, said Vicki Bernstein, a special assistant to the chancellor who is planning the various alternative certification programs.

For years, Big-Apple business schools relied on Wall Street to take graduates off their hands.

Half of these will take graduates with any degree, the other half ask for a related science or healthcare degree.

Our leadership qualities framework sets out what leadership looks like at all levels – and the same principles apply when we take graduates through this scheme.

Admissions tutor Dipak Kanabar says applicants can come from any hard science discipline – EU regulations mean the course can no longer take graduates from non-science backgrounds.

Visits to campus were infrequent and mostly geared toward promoting my parties, recording my psychopathic university radio show, and persuading professors to let me take graduate-level courses instead of whatever schlock I was supposed to.