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grad school

NOUN
  1. a school in a university offering study leading to degrees beyond the bachelor's degree

How To Use grad school In A Sentence

  • I wrote this and this back in grad school, for a Christmas skit that never was. At Least They Beat Christmas Carols, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
  • Nearly half of the 585,000 students who graduated from colleges, universities, and grad schools this year were women.
  • Prins cyclization, which got me out of a tight spot in my first year of grad school (I've been grateful ever since). In the Pipeline
  • I know, I know, a gluten free recipe wouldn't hurt us gluten gluttons, but with an impending lay-off and potential grad school fees, I'm really not all that excited on spending money we might need for rent next month.
  • The student who enters grad school intent on becoming a traditional humanist is the student who will be labelled as hopelessly unsophisticated by her peers and her professors.
  • My colleague Liza Blake, a frequent commenter here at ITM and a really impressive scholar of Renaissance literature at NYU (second year of grad school, after an MPhil at Cambridge), launched one such item – a gift-grenade, if you will — into my thought processes this past week, which I wanted to share with a wider audience as I begin to think through my second chapter. After Elegy: or, Thinking Old English Without Loss
  • And I thought my "I found a 1200 word palindrome to get out of a Music Theory final in grad school" was good... Taggy Taggerson and The Tagbots
  • (For those of you who don't know me, I actually have a nice chapeau [ "hat" in French] with a tassel from the University of Michigan School of Social Work where I trained to be a therapist in grad school.) May 2006
  • One of my best friends in grad school was a Mormon, too. Garett the Gracious, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
  • Besides, she was busy writing letters and filling out applications for grad school.
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