Sentence examples for undergraduate whose from inspiring English sources

Then he met another undergraduate whose job at "Let's Go" was helping her pay her way through college.

Aisha Haynie, the undergraduate whose senior thesis Professor Guinier cited, said her research was prompted by the reaction from her black classmates when she told them that she was not from the West Indies or Africa, but from the Carolinas.

Alexandra Wallace Response Videos Alexandra Wallace, the University of California, Los Angeles, undergraduate whose YouTube tirade this month about Asian-American students made her a celebrity in all the wrong ways, has left a very modern kind of legacy: a portfolio of YouTube response videos.

One of the most promising was Rebekah Lowin, a Columbia undergraduate, whose renditions of "My Heart Was Set on You," a contemporary standard-in-waiting by Jeff Blumenkrantz, and Billy Joel's "Lullabye," delivered in a sweet, light voice, were impressive for their freshness and lack of self-dramatization.

Here are a few additional tips for first-generation college applicants: The National Center for Education Statistics defines first-generation students as "undergraduates whose parents never enrolled in postsecondary education".

That is what happened to tiny St .Gregory's, a school of barely 700 undergraduates, whose logo features majestic Benedictine Hall, its four elaborate turrets jutting skyward.

Still fewer have two or three, but this is what has happened to the Captain Scott Invitation XI, a wandering club formed by a gang of 1980s Oxford undergraduates whose wits were a lot sharper than their skills.

In that capacity, but especially in the classroom, his self-deprecating wit, enthusiasm, and astonishing breadth of knowledge, endeared him to and often motivated countless Columbia undergraduates, whose development was his priority as an educator, while depth of knowledge about all languages, literatures, and cultures was his prime personal goal.

Fifteen graduates and undergraduates whose majors are engineering participated.

MIT guarantees that undergraduates whose families earn less than $75,000 a year attend the school tuition-free.

Parents of undergraduates whose children exhaust Stafford limits are forecast to pay about 8.5percentt, or 0.6 percentage point more than present rates.