Sentence examples for as diploma from inspiring English sources

The students are demanding an end to what they describe as "diploma mills" which pump out thousands of students every year, many of whom receive substandard education.

The most far-reaching reforms were aimed at the state's colleges of education, which have historically served as diploma mills that produced income for the colleges but failed to prepare teachers for the classroom.

Also they were categorized as diploma (12 years formal education) and lower, bachelor, master, or doctorate based on educational attainments.

It excludes non-university higher education providers, sub-bachelor courses (such as diplomas) and postgraduate degrees.

And Pricey had arranged for a photographer to take each grad's picture as diplomas were given out.

With no effective mission group, there are concerns about the quality of provision at some alternative providers, particularly those offering sub-degree courses, such as diplomas.

It also forced graduates to pay back student loans sooner but extended fee help to non-university courses such as diplomas and associate degrees.

Around 40 councils, which make up the Rural Access to Learning Group (Ralg) wrote to Ed Balls, the schools secretary, at the end of March to voice fears that their annual bill for diploma transport will increase dramatically as diplomas take off.

"Our contention is that there are other entry vocational qualifications that students bring with them to university that should be recognised in the measure, such as diplomas of higher education," said a spokesperson for the University of North London.

A term later, in April 1997, I was back at Karlsruhe and in June 1999 I was awarded a degree as diploma-engineer in architecture, specialising in urban planning.

When Asian families commit to transnational separation, they do so with the hope that their children will accumulate cultural capital, such as English proficiency, social capital, such as cosmopolitan experiences and networking opportunities, and symbolic capital, such as diplomas from prestigious colleges, which will help them attain positions in competitive prospective job markets.