professional school

The couple have six children, all but one in college or professional schools.

The Texas plan has had little effect on professional schools.

It began as a department in 1912, and became a professional school 1916.

Change is taking many forms these days at the nation's professional schools.

No question, this is a professional school, designed to turn out men and women of action.

About 25 percent go on to graduate or professional schools.

A number of professional schools are also located within the city.

Education is free, through professional school, for the intellectually able.

At the same time, he said, the alumni were not going to professional schools as often.

This school was integrated into the new university along with a number of other professional schools.

The report says that students in professional schools, like law, use private loans because the cost of their education is just so high.

The numbers at the state's professional schools are no less startling.

The numbers are even lower in some of Harvard's professional schools.

Two professional schools for law and medicine were formed in 1896.

The University's professional schools are all led by an academic dean.

This art studio became his first professional school of painting.

The institute was founded in 1960 as a professional school.

Nor is this the first time she has been called in to contribute to a professional school.

It is possible to change some professional school courses in the last year of secondary education.

Teacher perceptions of the professional school counselor role: A national study.

It is also one of ten graduate and professional schools at Duke.

The college is structured as a professional school with a global perspective.

After you have done all that, select a professional school for certification.

He suggested that education programs be refocused as professional schools.

She said the brief did not explain "how such plans could work for graduate and professional schools."