Sentence examples for an equivalent degree from inspiring English sources

In general, the deeper the laterals can be emplaced, the farther apart they can be spaced for an equivalent degree of drainage.

Although almost all of the teachers' aides in Title I schools had a high school diploma or an equivalent degree, only 19percentt had a bachelor's degree, the report said.

But behind the scenes, the industry is primarily run by wealthy owners, many from multigeneration dynasties, who control medallions that are worth millions of dollars and that can carry an equivalent degree of political might.

Assemblyman PETER M. RIVERA of the Bronx has introduced a bill that would allow all immigrants who graduate from a New York high school, or earn an equivalent degree in the state, to pay in-state tuition, now $1,600 a semester at a four-year CUNY college.

An expedited path to citizenship would be available for immigrants who arrived in the United States before they were 16 years old, graduated from high school in this country (or received an equivalent degree), and have attended at least two years of college or served four years in the military.

That's nearly 50percentt more than someone with an equivalent degree, according to PayScale.

Having missed four years of school, he was advised to get a graduate equivalent degree (GED).

We also characterized scholars as to whether they were MD's or non-MD's (holders of PhDs, DPhil or Masters degrees without an MD or equivalent degree).

Applicants are required to have an MBBS or equivalent degree, which for most Fiji and regional trainees is awarded by the Fiji School of Medicine.

Physician-scientists, defined as persons with an MD or equivalent degree whose major professional activity is to conduct clinical research [ 1], play an important role as clinician-investigators in academic biomedical research.

All CARTA fellows are expected to obtain a PhD or equivalent degree at the end of the 4-year fellowship.