Sentences with phrase «undergraduate sophomore year»

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He spent the summer after sophomore year of his undergraduate studies working at the U.S. Department of Agriculture's fruit laboratory on a citrus disease project.

The Delta Gamma Foundation offers scholarships for undergraduate work, fellowships for graduate study, and loans for any form of higher education beyond the sophomore year.

By her sophomore year at James Logan High School, in nearby Union City, Lopez had set her sights on an undergraduate degree.

First, I argue that high school teachers and counselors have the potential to be important supports for undergraduates as they navigate their freshmen and sophomore years.

Many preservice teachers solidify their professional identity during their first field experience, usually in the sophomore or junior year of college (if in an undergraduate teacher education program).

Undergraduates may borrow up to $ 57,500 ($ 9,500 during the freshman year, $ 10,500 during the sophomore year and $ 12,500 during each subsequent year) and graduate students up to $ 138,500 including any undergraduate Stafford loans ($ 20,500 per year).

Undergraduates may borrow up to $ 31,000 ($ 5,500 during the freshman year, $ 6,500 during the sophomore year and $ 7,500 during the third, fourth and fifth years) no more than $ 23,000 of which may be subsidized ($ 3,500 during the freshman year, $ 4,500 during the sophomore year and $ 5,500 during the third, fourth and fifth years) and graduate students up to $ 65,500 including any undergraduate Stafford loans ($ 20,500 per year, no more than $ 8,500 of which may be subsidized).

To avoid any problems, grandparents can take distributions from 529s as early as the spring of the student's sophomore year — right after the last tax year on the student's last undergraduate Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), assuming the student finishes college within 4 years.

I would suggest getting an undergraduate degree that would line you up for EITHER occupation as you enter your sophomore year or, in your case, junior year.