Sentence examples for undergraduate about from inspiring English sources

When I first participated in electronic discussions about religion as an undergraduate about 20 years ago, I began all my posts with, "In the name of God".

Although the sample was small, it was representative of D-Lab alumni with respondents who had participated in D-Lab as early as 2002 and as recently as 2017, and demographics that matched the makeup of D-Lab students today (73percentt female, 74percentt undergraduate, about 32percentt international students, and representing a breadth of majors, with the most common being mechanical engineering).

The data show that these funds lead to local economic activity and support scientists in diverse roles: one in three was a student (either graduate or undergraduate), about one in ten was a postdoc, and one in three was a member of the research staff or a staff scientist.

'I mean, yes, there are elements of my previous degree that I do definitely apply to dentistry and especially - I mean the immediate one that comes to mind is things like oral medicine and having a better knowledge than sort of your average undergraduate about sort of taking bloods and what they're for and that sort of thing.

Today, Princeton reports an enrollment of 406 African American undergraduates, about 7.8% of the total undergraduate population.

Muskingum has also grown, to 1,600 undergraduates from about 1,000.

While most of the 3,000 are undergraduates, about 10percentt are graduate students.

Only a handful of textbooks provide concrete advice to undergraduates about how to go about this process.

The University of Pennsylvania doesn't ask undergraduates about their status, even though its graduate schools of law and business do.

What's most painful to him, he said, is students questioning his two children, both Columbia undergraduates, about his beliefs.

Last spring, the Republican club at Harvard sent e-mail messages asking all undergraduates about the ban on R.O.T.C.