Значения термина undergraduate education на английском

The policy applies only to undergraduate education, but there is no age limit.

However, the crisis is not in research funding, it in the funding of undergraduate education.

The fixed-rate will apply to those students for the next four years of undergraduate education.

Some professors view undergraduate education as a type of natural selection, but their analogy is flawed.

The memorandum of understanding covers a range of areas from undergraduate education to specialist training and research.

God has eventually blessed me with an admission offer to pursue my undergraduate education at Virginia State University.

In the US, an undergraduate education used to be an option, one way to get into the middle class.

But I'm especially impressed by her drive to ensure that international experience is an integral part of her undergraduate education.

Nobel Biocare said it was trying actively to encourage undergraduate education in dental schools to adopt dental implantology and aesthetic dentistry.

SASCO plans to march to parliament in Cape Town on Friday to demand the government provide free undergraduate education by next year.

At the Royal Irish Academy, Maynooth University convened a seminar on the funding of undergraduate education, with a focus on income-contingent loans.

The caveat is that the American Opportunity credit is for undergraduate education only, and you can claim it only four years per student.

Many people pay attention to higher education policy only when it concerns undergraduate education (whereas in practice universities have several other major functions).

There are a few different credits and deductions, but the best one, if you qualify - undergraduate education only - is the American opportunity credit.

Today's envelopes may herald the beginning of many years of undergraduate education in institutes of technology, art colleges, universities, colleges of education and private colleges.

It's also common for young Americans to head to graduate school or extend their undergraduate education rather than enter the workforce during tough economic times.