Sentence examples for awarded bachelor from inspiring English sources

After the war, he attended Stanford University, where he was awarded bachelor's (1948), master's (1948), and law (1952) degrees, finishing first in his law-school class.

As predicted, there was a strong negative correlation between acceptance of evolution and religiosity and a strong positive relationship between acceptance and science degrees awarded, bachelor degree attainment, advanced degree attainment, average teacher salary, and GDP per capita.

During those 8 years, the number of African Americans awarded bachelor's degrees in science, engineering, and mathematics grew from 6.5% to 8.6% of all STEM degrees; among Hispanics the number grew from 4.9% to 7.3%, and for Native Americans, from 0.5% to 0.7%.

In that year, only 298 Africans passed "matric" with university entrance, and in this society with a turbulent racial past, only 98 had been awarded bachelor's degrees in the previous year.

For the students in 5-year programs, they are awarded bachelor degrees in medicine upon graduation, whereas those in 7-year programs are awarded master degrees in medicine upon graduation.

Curtis Institute of Music, private, coeducational conservatory of music in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S. The institute awards bachelor's and master's degrees.

The institute began awarding bachelor's degrees in 1922 and was accredited as a college in 1933; the school was raised to university status in 1984.

She was awarded her bachelor's degree from Wellesley College.

Ms. Asawa asked that she be awarded the bachelor's degree instead.

He was awarded a Bachelor of Science with Honors from Bradley University.

Mr. Caltabilota, who had planned to become a doctor, was awarded a Bachelor of Science degree.