Similar words: first half year, last year, past year, first-come-first-serve, first in first out, first gear, first appearance, next year. Meaning: adj. used of a person in the first year of an experience (especially in United States high school or college).
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(1) First-year students may elect French, Spanish, or German.
(2) Most first-year students live on campus.
(3) Universities have to provide student accommodation for first-year students.
(4) Most first-year students live in the halls of residence.
(5) She's a first-year resident in oncology at Boston General Hospital.
(6) First-year college students often experience feelings of isolation.
(7) First-year students are allocated most of these places.
(8) Walkup counts among his first-year triumphs the annexation of 26 square miles of state trust land on the city's southeast side.
(9) Mathematics 1A is a traditional first-year pure mathematics course covering calculus, analysis and algebra.
(10) First-year students receive all the financial aid needed in order to attend.
(11) The first-year course provides students with an introduction to the main areas of contemporary experimental psychology.
(12) Create a first-year elective course on social justice, including public interest law and race.
(13) Most first-year students want a programme which leaves open the option of entering the legal profession and of taking an honours degree.
(14) The report estimated first-year sales between 202, 000 and 236, 000 units.
(15) In one, first-year graduate students were asked to take part in an experiment.
(16) We examine these recurrent themes in the managers' first-year biographies in the following pages.
(17) An eighteen-year-old female first-year student claimed she was raped during a fraternity party while at least five other men watched.
(18) The limit for first-year infants classes will be 27 and for classes of children of mixed ages[sentencedict.com], 24.
(19) As a first-year graduate student, I taught an undergraduate honors seminar on concepts of normality.
(20) Both the new managers and their organizations could have been more thoughtful and proactive in managing their first-year learning.
(21) Lying in bed, we tell the truth: it sounds like a paradoxical sentence from a first-year philosophy primer.
(22) The plan was not area specific, thus loans and grants would simply be made available in all eligible first-year target areas.
(23) Of central importance are recent demographic shifts in the pool from which colleges must pick their first-year classes.
(24) Four defensive starters are freshmen, two others are sophomores, and another is a first-year junior college transfer.
(25) The staff particularly welcome enquiries and requests for assistance from first-year students.
(26) The staff and technical advisory group agreed that new construction should play a substantial role in the first-year housing goals.
(27) Well, consider an instant poll of a class of first-year law students, asked Tuesday who they wanted for their dean.
(28) Leaving school, he had studied textile design and that last summer of all he was already a first-year student.
(29) This concern that the project continue provided a basis for council acquiescence to the very compressed first-year schedule.
(30) Some 400 applicants apply each year for the 110 first-year places.
More similar words: first half year, last year, past year, first-come-first-serve, first in first out, first gear, first appearance, next year, light year, light-year, thirsty, the next year, current year, first, hair style, hairstyle, at first, first off, firstly, hairstylist, be thirsty for, first-hand, firsthand, first-aid, first aid, bloodthirsty, firstname, first page, firstborn, first-time.