Sentence examples for degree issued from inspiring English sources

In order to be admitted into the MSE program, applicants need to hold a degree issued by a program accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC) of ABET.

With President Barack Obama pushing for action on immigration reform "as soon as possible," we may be only weeks away from congressional consideration of the widely touted proposal to "staple a green card" to every STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) graduate degree issued in the United States.

Educator Campeche P.8 To legally practice dentistry in Mexico, it is mandatory to have a degree issued by an officially recognized university, to have a professional license bestowed by the Federal Secretary of Education's General Directorship of Professions, and to be registered with the health authorities [ 17- 19].

When looking at independent appraisers, it would be ideal to select an appraiser with a Graduate Gemologist (GG) degree issued by a Gemological Institute in your country, who isn't involved directly in the sale of diamonds.[8] This way, you can be sure that the science is sound.

At Carnegie Mellon, 47 percent of the doctoral degrees issued in 1999 were awarded to students from other nations.

"This led to degrees being issued in majors outside of the agreement and degrees issued to students where they didn't have the prerequisites or didn't take any of the core required classes," the audit said.

HEDD, which is funded by the Higher Education Funding Council for England, verifies degrees issued by 22 universities including the universities of Surrey and Sussex.

With exponential growth of the Internet, the ghost-writing of term papers, theses and dissertations became a burgeoning business threatening the credibility of the degrees issued by educational institutions where academic fraud is rife (Rooks 2006).

George W. Bush, the first president to have an M.B.A. degree, has issued a correction.

"My degree was issued, based on my management and executive experience and in return for a thesis, by a man who had opened an English-language school in Tehran," Mr. Kordan wrote.

Poster campaigns inform students why they should be satisfied and convey the overarching sense of the importance of the survey to the standing of the institution and the value of degree certificates issued.