Phrases with «academic ladder»

The phrase "academic ladder" refers to a person's progression or advancement in the field of education. It represents the various stages or steps one has to climb, such as completing different degrees, gaining experience, and achieving higher positions in academia. Full definition

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Sentences with «academic ladder»

«The sociology of scholarship has been such as to reward those who get exclusive rights and then climb up the academic ladder with the status of those publishing important materials,» Robinson said in the SBL conference. (religion-online.org)
Sports was probably the reason she was there, in the Ivy League, at the top of the academic ladder. (si.com)
Is your child ready to take the first step on his academic ladder? (creativechild.com)
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Phrases with «academic ladder»

Sentences with «academic ladder»

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