"My desire to attend UCLA's School of Law is not only limited to these programs. It is the School’s..."
Should I capitalize S since it refers to a specifc school rather than school in general (just like I would write the Princapl's position, if I was referring to a specific person/principal)?
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matt690
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Application Grammar
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lovejopd
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Re: Application Grammar
Double Postmatt690 wrote:"My desire to attend UCLA's School fo Law is not only limited to these programs. It is the School’s..."
Should I capitalize S since it refers to a specifc school rather than school in general (just like I would write the Princapl's position, if I was referring to a specific person/principal)?
Stick to the original thread
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Dany
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Re: Application Grammar
You got the right answer in the first thread.
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TLS_noobie
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Re: Application Grammar
"School fo Law"
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matt690
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Re: Application Grammar
Is it definitely not capitalized, even though I'm referring to the specific school? If I had said University's, it would be capitalized, so shouldn't this be the same concept?
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Dany
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Re: Application Grammar
Yes, definitely.matt690 wrote:Is it definitely not capitalized, even though I'm referring to the specific school? If I had said University's, it would be capitalized, so shouldn't this be the same concept?
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