Sentence examples for to study a subject from inspiring English sources

You go to university and choose to study a subject that will bring you a secure middle-class future.

Of course, it's useless to force people to study a subject they hate, especially given the pressures already placed upon sixth-form students.

Keith Hicks, communications manager for the University of the West of England, says the university has found it vital for students to study a subject that matches their ambitions.

This experience of reduced status and security—sharpened by attending Harvard on a scholarship obtained by agreeing to study a subject he despised (chemistry)—made him acutely conscious of social gradations and their psychological corollaries.

Despite this, we should remember that the decisions young people are making about their futures take place against an increasingly difficult financial backdrop, where the desire to study a subject has to be weighed up against the real and long-term imposition of multiple forms of debt.

"If they want to study a subject at university not offered at A-level – such as medicine or architecture – it gives them the only opportunity to show their ability by choosing a project in those areas," Mr Lenon said.Overall, the independent schools' results showed half of ISC's entries were awarded an A* or A grade – nearly double the national figure.

You write essay, after problem question, after another essay, and you think about how great it is to be studying a subject that's as varied and interesting as law – most of the time, that is.

Unfortunately, the implications of this educational mindset are far greater than simply not being able to casually study a subject.

There is actually a stigma to studying the subject.

You might have to argue your case for rejecting medicine and law and choosing to study a creative subject (my mum still has big dreams of me winning my first case as a lawyer).

So you may prefer to study a different subject, to add another string to your bow.