Sentence examples for attaining a degree from inspiring English sources
Yet attaining a degree is a slow, arduous process.
Such a view goes well beyond the simple hope of attaining a degree of fluency and passing an exam.
Yet they've all managed to stay true to their outlier roots while attaining a degree of musical adulthood.
Among the major ethnic groups, Hispanics appear to have the weakest rates for going to college and actually attaining a degree once there.
Mr. Brahm said students typically paid $30,000 to take 60 course credits at Brandman University, though many come after attaining a degree at a community college.
After serving as a clerk in the U.S. Army for two years, he returned to his alma mater for law school but left in 1956 without attaining a degree.
Other pieces attain a degree of profundity.
"The DSA hasn't just helped me to attain a degree and get an education," she says.
At the age of 80, she attained a degree in Neuropharmacology and continued to practice well into her 80s.
He has attained a degree in youth work and community development from Leeds Beckett University, and an MA in peace and development.
It is always possible thereby to attain a degree of probability which very often is scarcely less than complete proof.
