Sentence examples for affordable degree from inspiring English sources

Ms. Frazier said Mr. Perry believes saving costs and creating more affordable degree options are duties that university leaders owe students.

Ryan spent most of her adult life in and around community colleges, whose comparatively affordable degree programmes can prepare Americans (often working adults) to study at university.

Posters on campus exhort students to "Finish What You Start," and to that end, the savings in the affordable degree programs will come in the form of a free last semester.

The real problem that's being ignored in this debate is that more Americans than ever are now trying to pull themselves out of the recession through education, and there aren't enough affordable degree programs to serve them.

The Harvard study suggests there is a vast untapped market for highly affordable degrees from prestigious colleges.

— When Sarah Short arrived at Tennessee Technological University this summer, she had mapped out her four years of undergraduate study and well beyond: an affordable nursing degree and a commission as an Army officer.

That competition is why B. Joseph White, who exited as University of Illinois president amid last year's controversy over politically driven favoritism in admissions at the Champaign campus, fought honorably for a different type of high-quality, affordable, online degree for the many who can't commit to four years at a campus.

"There are so many affordable online degree programs within state systems and community colleges but without the right strategies and tools, many are going undiscovered," writes Taylor.

America's working adult learners want and need affordable, viable degree programs that will help them prepare for the future, without requiring that they quit their jobs or put their lives on hold.

It's early days though and while only 20,000 360-degree videos have been shared on Facebook to date, expect that number to snowball as a range of easy and affordable 360-degree cameras hit the market.

The purveyor of inexpensive jeans and lawnmowers is dipping its toe into the online-education waters, working with a Web-based university to offer its employees in the United States affordable college degrees.