The phrase "bachelor's degree level" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about the educational level of someone who has completed a Bachelor's degree in a particular field. For example, "He has a Bachelor's degree in engineering, so his knowledge is at a bachelor's degree level."
That gap is still pronounced at the bachelor's degree level, where white men working full time and year round earn 40 percent more than white women with the same level of education.
The spread is even closer to 50/50 at the Bachelor's degree level, she says.
With respect to the three (3) key informants that participated in the study, they all were 35 44 years old females and had bachelor's degree level education with three or more years of work experience in their respective institutions.
The diversity of subject disciplines at the bachelor's degree level is growing rapidly in the hope that this will attract more 16-year-olds to stay in science at A-level.
But given the enormous financial and opportunity cost involved in higher education and training, the possibility that she'll be able to pursue her studies beyond the bachelor's degree level is so remote that she dare not aim too high.
The findings revealed that the majority (31 or 83.7%) of the interviewed women entrepreneurs had primary education as their highest level of education, while 4 (10.8%) of the women had secondary education and only 2 (5.4%) of the women had a Bachelor's degree level of education.
Much of the increase occurred in the 2000s, when the premium for a bachelor's degree levelled off whereas that to postgraduate credentials kept rising.
The 2014 Taulbee Report won't be released until May, but the CRA recently put out a "sneak preview" featuring data comparing CS degree production and enrollment, at the Ph.D. and bachelor's degree levels, from 2012 to 2013.
Furthermore, jobs vary by degree level: scientists with bachelor's degrees can't compete for faculty jobs, and jobs open to bachelor's-degree scientists are rarely filled by Ph.D. scientists.
"People who hold certificates or Bachelor's-level degrees are more likely to be involved in actually carrying out the bioprocessing techniques, whereas those with graduate-level backgrounds are more likely to be involved in the development and understanding of bioprocessing techniques," Fino says.
People with associate's or bachelor's degrees can land entry-level toxicology jobs as laboratory assistants, technicians, or animal-care specialists.
