Sentence examples for degree for a from inspiring English sources

It was not remarkable that Stanford's Nneka Ogwumike was picked No. 1, but it was remarkable that she actually considered using her Stanford degree for a different career than professional basketball until about a year ago, writes Mechelle Voepel on ESPN.com.

His father, Asif Ali Zardari, said he would manage the chairmanship on his son's behalf until he finished his university degree, for a minimum of three years.

Starting next year, students at the university will study for a bachelor's degree in arts, commerce, design, science or philosophy, followed by a master's degree for a profession.

They are the ones who pay the tax, but economists have been debating about who and to what degree for a century.

After two years, he decided he wasn't sure he needed a college degree for a good job and didn't know what he wanted to study if he stayed in school.

And he was going for his master's — either his master's or his doctorate in film studies — and then stopped one class short of getting his degree for a reason that we never knew.

Though it is a modest, low-budget project made by, and to some degree for, a group of like-minded young people (the supporting cast is full of fledgling filmmakers), "The Color Wheel" is more than just another solipsistic mumblefest.

With the work credits and tuition discount, an associate's degree for a Wal-Mart or Sam's Club cashier would cost about $11,700 and a bachelor's degree about $24,000.

Having gained a master's degree for an edition of Welsh medieval prose, he moved to Dublin, where he established links with scholars at University College and Trinity College.

A total of 854 respondents completed the survey to some degree for an overall response rate of 85%%.

Association with CRP and ESR was also observed, to a lesser degree, for an IL-6ST transcript.