Sentence examples for combined degrees from inspiring English sources

And don't discount the possibility of linking subjects in joint and combined degrees.

As with all these ideas you must make sure no career doors are slamming shut, but, otherwise, both joint and combined degrees can be a great choice for previously ambivalent students - who have broad smiles once they realise the gamut of possibilities.

As an undergraduate, I designed my own major, which combined degrees in English and in geology; my particular interest was studying grammar and coal.

Attempts at addressing these issues have included combined degrees (MD/MBA), which between 2011 and 2012 alone, the number of MD/BMA programs increased by 25%, as well as interdisciplinary programs such as Stanford Biodesign [8,9].

Many of my friends exclaimed wistfully that they would be "successful" once they had a list of combined degrees from Harvard's graduate schools.

Therefore, the combined degrees of freedom for both season and trend added to 6 df per year.

Combined degree enrollment for all programs was 94,046 at the end of February, Apollo said.

A joint honours degree, sometimes called a combined degree, allows students to study two or more subjects during the same time frame as a single honours course.

Vince Peart, an advisor at the National Careers Service agreed: "Studying a combined degree can be a good idea, particularly if the two courses go well together and the student wants to keep their options open.

"One big advantage of doing a combined degree is learning to integrate the two aspects of your career," Volk says.

Average MCAT and GPA scores for combined degree program applicants last year were about 31 and 3.5 respectively.