Sentence examples for arts degrees from inspiring English sources
noun
Plural of arts degree
Arts degrees were always pointless; that's the point.
On average, arts degrees show a negative return.
Bachelor and master of fine arts degrees are awarded.
Bachelor of arts degrees were first awarded in 1909.
Students can complete requirements for bachelor of arts degrees.
Plus some fine arts degrees offer photography as a specialisation in your second year.
In both Britain and the United States many people with expensive liberal-arts degrees are finding it impossible to get decent jobs.
He implied that we should reduce our investment in the liberal arts because liberal-arts degrees don't correlate well with job creation.
Like most people with liberal-arts degrees, I left college without a clue or a job to speak of, but I had a distinct obsession with cooking.
With a staff of 24, many of whom hold fine-arts degrees and are called curators, Schwartz would be happy to sell you a work of art.
He then received Masters of Arts degrees in Education from St . Johns University and L.I. University.
