One of my grad students complained about the dearth of electives, but a classmate countered, "Of course we have electives.
Harking back to the far-off days when he was a grad student, physicist Stephen Hawking recalls how physicists bristled at the idea of a big bang, with its echoes of the biblical Genesis story.
"I'm in this grad program right now, and it's totally consuming," he said.
"This is good for a fresh college grad, whose life used to be restricted mainly to the campus," said Dai.
They've lived in this Los Angeles bungalow for five years, and since meeting in grad school at Cal Arts, the two have made art and design an important part of their relationship.
The grad majoring in law found that he hadn’t probed deep enough into tax laws.
These can certainly affect your life-it's hard to get into grad school, or to get a work visa in the US, without an undergraduate degree-but tests like this will matter less and less.
That's close to our rent payment, and is more money than I lived on throughout college and grad school.
Meanwhile, the difference was even more pronounced for high school grad women than their collegiate counterparts.
Getting their economies rich enough to move people into classrooms and laboratories is far more likely to yield growth-boosting innovations than trying to get a marginal college grad to get a PhD.
A new college grad desperately wanted to be a DBA but only received programming job offers.
Hong lived there until his sophomore year of college, when he transferred to the University of Wisconsin, and went on to grad school at Purdue University.
Well, women now make up the majority of college and grad school students, even in many areas in science and technology traditionally considered to be men’s domains.
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