propaedeutic

Hence it must only be allocated to the Critique of the judging subject and of its faculties of knowledge so far as these are capable of possessing a priori principles, be their use (theoretical or practical) otherwise what it may-a Critique which is the propaedeutic of all philosophy.

It became possible to enroll at university with a hogeschool propaedeutic diploma.

A propaedeutic certificate also counts as a requirement for participating in a university level bachelor's study.

The propaedeutic exams have the purpose of assessing whether a student has the appropriate capacities in order to complete the course.

Universities and hogescholen are not forced by law to make use of this propaedeutic diploma, but it is quite common.

In most bachelor's studies, students are required to obtain their propaedeutic certificate within three semesters after starting the course.

After successful completion of the first year of University, the student was awarded the propaedeutic diploma (not a degree).

The next word was "propaedeutic."

Not obligatory but ubiquitously applied at Universities in the Netherlands are the propaedeutic exams.

However, to these scholars, the study of former biographers had a propaedeutic function vis-à-vis the biographical works of their own time.

The 25 contestants that made it to the propaedeutic course sang in trios, except of Lyanne who was expelled before the concert.

In the Netherlands, propedeuse is a propaedeutic diploma issued after the first year of studies, often referred to as "P" by students.

"Kudos," agreed another, apparently versed in classical Greek (which would have told him that propaedeutic meant "about elementary instruction").

However, the Seminary is listed as a propaedeutic seminary under the Roman Curia.

Knutzen saw philosophy not merely as a propaedeutic for gaining access to theology, but as a separate science that established its own postulates.

In the late 1970s and early 1980s he was the initiator and scientific evaluator of an international teaching experiment on the propaedeutic value of Esperanto.

In 1853 Traube became the leading physician of the pulmonary department at the Charité and later chief of the propaedeutic clinic.

Some studies have found that learning Esperanto helps in learning a non-constructed language later (see Propaedeutic value of Esperanto).

St. John's Regional Seminary (Philosophate) founded in 1987 is a propaedeutic seminary equipping students with philosophical training.

Consistent with his other writing, Clement affirms that philosophy had a propaedeutic role for the Greek, similar to the function of the law for the Jews.

At the end of the first year, an educational institution is obligated to issue advice on a student's suitability, whether the institution awards the propaedeutic diploma or not.

Today, men of varying ages and backgrounds spend a Propaedeutic Year in Valladolid, to discern their vocation and begin formation for Catholic priesthood.

The propaedeutic value of Esperanto is the benefit that using Esperanto as an introduction to foreign language study has on the teaching of subsequent foreign languages.

Playing the crowd, he also asked for a sample sentence ("As a propaedeutic to moving in with his girlfriend, the young man began a strict regimen of leaving the toilet seat down").

De rectis medicinae studiis amplectendis ("Understanding Correct Methods of Medicine," Basel 1545), a collection of his lectures for medical students in the "propaedeutic" genre.

When in use at an educational institution, the propaedeutic diploma is a mandatory diploma which a student acquires by successfully completing all subjects (60 credits) and study requirements of the first year.