take a course

Take a course. Or at least stop by the departmental office or Web page and get a description of what they have to offer.

It will probably take a course or two for you to develop your own system.

Why take a course on Greek literature when the subject is not immediately applicable to your future as a biotech investor or software guru?

Susan: Well, you know, you have to take a course. Otherwise, they don't let you do it.

A few schools now require future health professionals to take a course each year to practice with actors simulating difficult cases.

I know, but I'm going to enroll in a night school to take a course in business management.

So recently I began to take a course in spoken English.

Ride roughshod over To take a course of action without regard for the feelings , opinions, or welfare of others .

But most students learn nothing about sales in college; they are more likely to take a course on why sales (and capitalism) are evil.

I've signed up to take a course at the local college.

People are afraid to take a course. It might not be the right one. My advice is take it. Find the right one later.

I started to take a course of piano on Thursday since my parents wanted me to.

Students at the Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley are required to take a course on ethics and social responsibility.

Take a course in public speaking. The ability to express yourself attracts favorable attention from many sources.

Maybe you can take a course to expand upon your work skills to pass the time--even if you do a self-taught course at your computer.

You rheumatism should take a course treatment for about a month.

It is very short-sighted after all, to take a course of studies only for the purpose of getting one's first job.

His next aims are to win Olympic gold, and to take a course to polish up his Japanese.

Have lunch with friends, take a course, read a book, or travel.

To take (a course) at a school.

B. I think she should take a course Professor Black.

Do you start reading your manual, should you take a course or perhaps buy some digital photography books?

When I leave school, I hope to take a course in hotel management.

Read a book. Take a course at school.

Also consider this: are you going to take a course to learn or are you going to take it only to have it on your record?

Do you need to take a course, read a book, make a phone call, create a proposal, or write a letter?

To go through with sth: to do what is necessary to completely or take (a course of action)

take a course at university

Take a course in law