The phrase "all degree levels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various educational qualifications or levels of degrees, such as associate, bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees.
Example: "The program is open to applicants from all degree levels, ensuring a diverse range of candidates."
Alternatives: "every degree level" or "all levels of degrees".
Federal, state and local agencies employ 40 percent of biologists at all degree levels, and they are tightening their budgets.
But across all degree levels, the year-to-year financial burden is crushing: women face an estimated 14% higher debt burden in a given year than comparably educated men.
Over the last 25 years, the number of foreign-born scientists and engineers in the U.S. has grown in all degree levels, in all sectors, and in most fields of study.
A report produced by the Equality Challenge Unit last year showed that at all degree levels, disabled students were more likely to study part-time than non-disabled students.
Because of their breadth of function and breadth of field, chemical engineers at all degree levels are actively sought by industrial enterprises, governmental agencies, and academic institutions, and the remuneration offered to starting engineers has consistently ranked among the highest offered to university graduates.
All degree levels and majors are welcome.
It is possible to estimate the number of new degrees being awarded in materials science in the United States--about States--about States--aboutl degree levels--but doing so would be pointless, because the workforce in materials science is international.
News anchors on the main networks talk about the AI algorithms being used and implemented by the likes of Facebook almost as if we all studied degree-level statistics.
Lauren Allen is 21 and studying for a degree-level qualification.
The 2011 census found that around four in 10 people aged 25-34 hadegree-levelevel qualification or above.
We're making sure that anyone studying a degree-level course has a proper grasp of the English language.
