Sentence examples for undergraduate should from inspiring English sources

"I don't see why the impoverished undergraduate should be paying for other people's education.

Sir Tim Wilson, the author of the review of university-business collaboration, said every undergraduate should do a 10-12 week internship in a summer vacation.

To wish for a "grandmaster generalist" who can answer the question of what every undergraduate should know is to wish for some kind of secular papacy.

Transferring to another institution as an undergraduate shouldn't be an issue when applying to graduate programs because you can address the reasons for your transfer in your personal statement.

The only question a parent of a prospective undergraduate should ask on the college tour of rock climbing walls and residence hall dining facilities is: Who will be teaching my child?

It is not, however, the truth that a woman's primary focus as an undergraduate should be finding a husband, any more than it is the truth that women are responsible for men's unwillingness to commit.

Research is a public good, he reasoned, but there is no reason why undergraduates should pay for it.

Every aspect of a university, even those with seemingly little relevance to undergraduates, should be marshalled towards the definition of its identity.

The liberal arts argument holds that undergraduates should explore broadly, and a minor channels a student into a less varied course of study.

The National Basketball Association trots out a new literacy campaign, and Commissioner David Stern lectures that undergraduates should stay in school and get their degrees.

He also attacks students, claiming that: "Undergraduates should be required to spend more of their time studying," and that "the days of an essay or two per term should end".