The phrase "completing degree" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "She is currently completing her degree in English literature."
29We find similar patterns across fields of study among those not completing degree programs, although the results are not quite as pronounced.
Many student protests against the Bologna Process have stemmed from what Deca calls the "lack of attention to [the] social dimension" -- that is, assuring that the student body entering, participating in, and completing degree programs at all levels reflects the diversity of the national populations.
At that level, men constitute 57% of those completing degrees.
But more than half of them are not completing degrees in those fields".
Officers can complete degrees via distance learning with the Open University, although completion is not required.
She completed degrees in English literature at Wellesley and Bryn Mawr and taught.
In the 1980s he successfully completed degrees in mathematics and political science while playing in several bands.
These analyses are for completed degrees.
At Stanford, Liu completed degrees in chemistry, psychology, and medicine.
But these returns are smaller than those for completed degrees, indicating a "sheepskin effect," especially for bachelor's degrees.
Famous Alumni: Buffy Summers, Vampire Slayer and Willow Rosenberg, Witch (neither of whom completed degrees).
