Sentence examples for degree cost from inspiring English sources

The only real disadvantages to this configuration are complexity, and to a small degree, cost.

My degree cost $4,000, and following graduation I was able to get a job paying about $4,000 per year.

The Phillips Colleges, renamed Rhodes Colleges, granted B.A.s, M.A.s and associate degrees in programs lasting 18 to 48 months that combined academics and specialized career training at an average degree cost of $18,000 to $27,000.

The other subsidy is that medics still only pay £9,000, whereas some years of the medical degree cost up to £50,000 a year to educate a doctor in their clinical years.

With a median salary of nearly $92,000 and a degree cost of about $52,000 on average, economists should be able to pay off their loans in slightly more than 7 years on average, according to Bankrate.com.com

Their degree costs a lot more than £9,000 a year".

"Therefore," he wrote to Mr. Kalikow, "it was not possible to calculate to what degree costs from a new collective bargaining settlement would impact the T.A.'s projected deficits," a very important question for the hearings.

Tony Abbott's daughter Frances received a "chairman's scholarship" for a degree costing more than $60,000 from the Whitehouse Institute of Design where an Abbott donor sits as chairman on the board of governors, Guardian Australia can reveal.

Neil Bentley, deputy director general of the CBI, added: "It's clear students are being savvier in the face of higher degree costs and a tougher labour market by taking subjects that maximise their future job chances".

To the Editor: The headline "My Valuable, Cheap College Degree" implies that a college degree costing $10,000 is equivalent to a traditional one costing many times that amount because both award the same bachelor's degree, the assumption being that the object of the exercise is the degree, not an education.

It will also raise sensitivities for the Conservatives of another squeeze on the middle classes, with the prospect of a three-year degree costing £21,000 or more, plus higher interest repayments on student debt.