The phrase "a qualifying degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a degree that meets specific criteria or qualifications for a particular job or field of study.
Example: "To apply for this position, you must have a qualifying degree in engineering or a related field."
Alternatives: "an accredited degree" or "a relevant degree".
My course is relatively new and appealed to me because I wanted a qualifying degree, so I can enter the legal profession, but also to continue with other subjects I'm passionate about.
Dogs were required to have a qualifying degree of mobility impairment as reported and scored by the owner on the CSOM CSOMM score of ≥5, based on three activities each scored on a 0-4 scale where 0 = normal, 4 = impossible to perform the activity).
Candidates must have received a PhD or other qualifying degree within the past two years, be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, and have an interest in educating underrepresented minorities.
Compulsory modules for a qualifying law degree leading to the necessary exemptions to qualify as a lawyer will include: criminal law; contract law; land law; EU law; constitutional and administrative law; The Law of Negligence.
In 2012, 17,495 UK students gained a qualifying undergraduate law degree, but only 5,302 traineeships were offered and under 1,000 pupillages.
For students whose degree is in a qualifying STEM field, they may apply for an additional 24 months, or a total of 36 months, of OPT work authorization, known as STEM OPT.
The department requires that candidates for the doctoral degrees go through a qualifying procedure and pass Institute-mandated general written and oral examinations before continuing with their programs of study and research, and that they satisfy a minor requirement.
(The job requires a scientific or engineering degree, a brief preparatory course and a qualifying examination).
(The job requires a scientific or engineering degree, a brief preparatory course and a qualifying examination). She works 30 hours a week, in contrast to the 50 she used to put in.
If not a qualifying child, a dependent could also be a qualifying relative, regardless of age.
He reached a qualifying time for the Olympic trials this June, when in 85-degree heat in Duluth, Minn., he ran 2 21 42.
