engineering undergraduate
I was an undergraduate then.
An undergraduate was not good looking.
First, her lack of any undergraduate degree whatsoever.
The researchers used separate samples of undergraduate and graduate students.
And I know what it is to write a typical undergraduate paper.
There is no plan to establish an undergraduate or degree-granting program here.
I think so-that undergraduate major in philosophy predated law school after all.
But he also notes that those hugely expensive medical schools often teach few or no undergraduate students.
"The Quantum Universe" is not a dry undergraduate text book, but nor is it a particularly easy read.
A high school whiz in math and chemistry, she breezed through an undergraduate biology degree at the University of Freiburg.
When an American ta asked me what I told my undergraduate students about my feeling of September11 Attack, I repeated my answer: "I'm very sad and angry."
In the first, 95 undergraduate women were individually invited to a lab ostensibly to participate in a study about movie viewership.
She scored so well in her undergraduate math classes that the university offered her a full scholarship to their master's degree gladly accepted.
The normative length of the undergraduate course shall, subject to resources being available, revert Back to four years, with intake from Secondary Six.
MIT Comparative Media Studies offers both undergraduate degree opportunities, as well as a two-year course of study leading to an SM degree.
In high school in McLean, Va., he said, a "fabulous" earth science teacher encouraged his interest in geology, which he pursued in undergraduate and doctoral degrees at the University of Virginia.
For example, an undergraduate at a rainy Butler University in Indianapolis, Indiana, can use his or her smartphone to instantly calculate a route to the nearest Starbucks coffee shop.
Like most higher degrees it is perfectly acceptable to put "MBA" after your name on a business card, whereas alluding to your undergraduate degree tends to make you look slightly ridiculous.
