Significados de collegiate course en inglés

The collegiate course in Christian Science metaphysical healing includes twelve lessons.

They had been close friends from their childhood, and room-mates during their collegiate course.

He was educated in the country schools, having never enjoyed the advantages of a collegiate course.

He soon came East again, and entered upon a plan of systematic study, ending with a collegiate course.

After preparing for a collegiate course, it became necessary for him to take charge of his father's store.

The range of studies seems to have included the greater part of the collegiate course of our own times.

At last he graduated, as it is called; that is, he finished his collegiate course, and received his degree.

Dr. McGuffey was obliged to suspend his collegiate course for a year to earn more money for his support.

An Oberlin scholarship was presented me for my daughter Laura Jane, who decided to take a gentleman's collegiate course.

There were those who came from fifty to one hundred miles to prepare for teaching or for a collegiate course.

At the University of Cambridge, Eng., the popular name of a student who is in the last term of his collegiate course.

They had an only child, a son eighteen years old, who in the progress of his collegiate course had just entered the senior year.

Bishop Albertson greatly desired his return to the Monastery to take up and finish his collegiate course, and receive his diploma from that institution.

He studied hard for four or five years, partly maintaining himself by teaching school, and at length had prepared himself for a collegiate course.

Ill health, inability for prolonged mental application, shut out the future correspondent, to his great grief, from all thoughts of attempting a collegiate course.

In 1876, returning North, he entered and took a collegiate course in Lincoln University, after which he took two years' technical course in Boston, Mass.