Sentence examples for degree entry from inspiring English sources

And there were big variations in salaries depending on the university a student attended, a finding which researchers said was in part down to differences in degree entry requirements set by institutions.

Along with a Bachelor's degree, entry into the program also requires students to take Calculus and Statistics before starting the MFin.

This will be the first full season of operation for the new peak, with terrain radically split between blue trails and quickly accessed hike-to extreme expert chutes - more than 20 of them, all rated double black or EX (extreme) the resort's highest, like signature machismo test ESP, a tight chute with a very steep 45 degree entry.

The university sets two general requirements for the baccalaureate degree: Entry-Level Writing and American History and Institutions.

Effective faculty development programs are of paramount importance in this era of profound change in nursing education driven by baccalaureate-degree entry to practice and the concurrent implementation of college/university collaborative partnerships in Ontario, Canada.

Banking used to offer workers without college degrees an entry point into the middle class.

This earned Deponte a charge of first-degree terroristic threatening, as well as first-degree burglary and first-degree unauthorized entry to a vehicle -- felonies both.

Do I need a masters degree for entry into the Ph.D. program?

And in terms of the wider social mobility debate, some PR firms are ditching the requirement for a degree at entry level.

Now, many states require a master's degree for entry into professional positions.

The majority of public health workers do not hold public health degrees such as a Master of Public Health [ 32], often regarded as the requisite degree for entry into the field.