Sentence examples for considered a degree from inspiring English sources
Once a dual degree candidate begins taking courses at Cornell the student is considered a degree candidate in both the ILR School and Johnson regardless of the school in which the candidate is enrolled for a particular semester.
Whatever the law says, a lot of people seem to think so.In a BBC survey of 27,000 people in 25 countries last October, more than one out of three people in nine of those countries, including America, considered a degree of torture acceptable if it saved lives.
Art has been a part of Zurkowski's life for many years; as an undergraduate, she considered a degree in fashion design before being lured into math and physics.
He considered a degree and career in mining engineering before developing an interest in aviation.
If the subject changes his judgment in the same direction as the evaluations of these groups of people or prestigious people, then this is considered a degree of influence that they have exerted on the participant's judgment.
As „severe cognitive impairment" we considered a degree of impairment not allowing the patient to report on his QOL.
There are several reasons in particular why you should consider a degree in business.
Do you consider a degree in history of art as essential to your role, or do you think there are other options for degrees?
Franklin's love of water extends beyond the swimming pool; the Colorado high school student is considering a degree in marine biology.
