The phrase "assistance degree" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing levels or types of assistance, but it is not standard terminology.
Example: "To qualify for the program, applicants must have an assistance degree in social work or a related field."
Alternatives: "level of assistance" or "degree of support".
Tara had already earned her dental-assistance degree and needed $600 to take an exam to be certified.
Women were more likely to report limitations, need for assistance, and greater degree of disability [ 37, 38].
Disabled passengers are advised to explain the degree of assistance they require when making their reservation.
I am a white female trying to get scholarship assistance for my graduate degree.
Opera, said Mr. Kramer, appeals for many reasons, ranging from its interpretive possibilities to the sheer scale of the event and the degree of assistance that comes with it.
Both rose to top executive ranks but steadfastly denied involvement in the scheme that their father conducted – with an unresolved degree of assistance – alongside the legitimate business.
International lawyers say legal culpability would depend on the degree of assistance and knowledge of war crimes for which Nato provided cover, even if the political and moral responsibility could not be clearer.
Two of them, Eddie L. Davis, 20, and his brother, Douglas E. Davis, 22, have been arrested, and each has been charged with one count of rendering criminal assistance in the third degree.
Alliteration is good for sounding sure of oneself, but Mr Clarke is in a policy hole, into which he has dug himself, with no small degree of assistance from the prime minister, David Cameron, and his deputy Nick Clegg.
The discussion is entirely focused on the degree of assistance that can and should be delivered to the opposition".
The estimated stiffness trend is then scaled and mapped to a task-related stiffness interval to agree with the desired degree of assistance.
