Sentence examples for degree at all from inspiring English sources

It is not essential to have a housing degree to work in housing, or a degree at all, although it does attract graduates from different disciplines such as social sciences, human geography, economics and politics.

The vast majority simply didn't pursue a master's degree at all.

People often have told me that employers will like the fact that I have a degree at all, regardless of the field.

These are distractions the Mets are using to take away from the real issue, which is that people are laughing at them now, and to some degree at all of baseball.

QUESTION FROM ALEXANDER P GRIMSDALL: I'm not pessimistic about a college degree at all… I think the experience is extremely valuable for anyone, broadens the mind etc, and I don't think it is all about economic value.

The fields that do see big increases, both in relative and absolute terms, are ones like hospital administration, criminal justice and business, which feed students into jobs that might not have required a college degree at all 20 or 30 years ago.

Some argue that a Ph.D. isn't a professional degree at all--not a preparation for professional practice--but, rather, an opportunity to acquire knowledge for its own sake.

These putative stability-regulated genes exhibited a very high degree of consistency at all the time points measured.

And there are coaches with no degrees at all.

Those with college degrees and those with no degrees at all tended to opt for the vice president.

The aim is to root out colleges that saddle students with crippling debt while giving valueless degrees or often no degrees at all.