Sentence examples for class degrees from inspiring English sources

People with third class degrees got jobs along with a reputation for valuing a good social life.

The figures also showed a 14 per cent increase in First Class degrees awarded between 2012-13 and 2013-14.

In 2013, male Oxford graduates received more first class degrees in 26 out of the 38 schools in which both genders were examined.

Only a minority of students will achieve first class degrees – the most recent figures show a sixth of students did so last year.

Black engineering graduates are less likely to find jobs than white students with lower second or third class degrees, according to a report that reveals stark inequalities within the profession.

He was so intelligent that he graduated from high school when he was only 15 and, at 19, left Furman University, Greenville, with two first class degrees, one in physics and the other in modern languages.

Both got first-class degrees.

was worth any number of first-class degrees.

FIRST-CLASS degrees used to be awarded very sparingly.

It used to be said that more men got more first-class degrees than women because they were less cautious.

The statistics show the proportion of undergraduates being awarded first-class degrees has risen rapidly in the last four years.