Sentence examples for awarded degrees from inspiring English sources

Less famous names will teach full-time, and students will be awarded degrees through the University of London.

The students, from Polytechnic's campuses in Brooklyn, Long Island and Westchester County, were awarded degrees in science, engineering and technology.

This was the first graduation for inmates since 2001, when 18 Sing Sing inmates were awarded degrees by Nyack College in a special temporary program.

Stories of prisoners who'd barely seen the inside of a classroom being awarded degrees are untypical; the reality is that studying for anything more than a GCSE-level qualification while serving time is a very hard slog indeed.

For example, of students who completed an AA degree, 48percentt of them were awarded degrees in Humanities; and of students who attempted an AA degree, 55.4percentt attempted a Humanities degree.

For directors that graduated from multiple undergraduate programs, the point was divided evenly among the institutions represented (If a director attended two undergraduate institutions each institution was awarded half a point, if three undergraduate institutions awarded degrees, each of the three would be awarded one-third of a point).

The awarded degree was decided to be a Master of Science in Family Medicine.

The highest awarded degree for the Scottish Rite is the 32nd degree.

"Instead of awarding degrees to our smartest young people, we are awarding degrees to our most able corrupters".

In the second item he is awarding degrees to medical students.

As if we are awarding degrees - that's how we give literary prizes in this country.