Sentence examples for Academic credential from inspiring English sources

Now, in his forties, the only academic credential he had was a diploma from Shortridge High School in Indianapolis.

Mr. De Caro, whose résumé boasts a colorful employment history, had at least one academic credential under his belt: he had published a two-volume study of Galileo.

At Least 3.0 and 1,140 Perhaps the most talked about goal of the A.I. is the academic credential minimum it establishes, a number below which virtually no Ivy League recruit can be admitted.

I never knew, while reading Kael, whether she had a degree in Film Studies (even if I'd known such a thing existed back then), nor did I care; it never occurred to me that Whitney Balliett ought to have some kind of academic credential in order to pass judgments on Bobby Short singing "Just One of Those Things" at the Café Carlyle.

In the sciences, postdoctoral fellowships have become the terminal academic credential for a research career.

Earning a Ph.D. with an outstanding professor is the only academic credential one needs to do research at Dow, Banholzer said, because the company provides new hires with training to do their jobs.

Academic credentials do not guarantee this.

Certainly, Young has the academic credentials to join the staff.

They don't guarantee the old academic credentials.

Institutional archives often require academic credentials to enter, she said.

His academic credentials came from a Bible college.