Sentence examples for degree pass from inspiring English sources

EY, the global accountancy firm, announced that it was scrapping the requirement for applicants to have a minimum 2 1 degree pass or Ucas point score of 300 (the equivalent of three B grades at A-level).

The government has also agreed to develop legislative amendments to raise the professional, ethical and educational standards of financial advisers by requiring them to hold a degree, pass an exam, undertake continuous professional development, subscribe to a code of ethics and undertake a professional year.

In general, though: If you are an elementary school teacher, you are considered "highly qualified" if you hold a bachelor's degree, pass designated state tests, and obtain full teacher certification (not emergency or temporary certification).

He completed a master's and a law degree, passed the Bihar civil service examination, and was selected to be a deputy superintendent of police.

But it was clear that the initiative for deciding what will happen to the Guantánamo detainees has, to some degree, passed out of the administration's hands to the federal courts, which will have to deal with the flood of petitions that defense lawyers have now been given permission to file.

The requirements to earn the designation, set by each state's board of accountancy, can include obtaining an accounting degree, passing the Uniform CPA Exam and attaining professional work experience.

But she got her degree, passed the bar, and landed a sought-after position as an associate at a mid-sized firm.

Similarly, we categorize respondents as "on-track" one year later (at Wave 4) if they have either a) advanced one-year in their studies, b) completed the standard terminal degree (passed the secondary-school exam, called the MSCE), or c) enrolled in tertiary school.

Typical requirements include presenting evidence of a master's or doctoral degree, passing an exam and completing a minimum number of supervised professional hours in the field.

With their combination of social commentary, moral conscience and sheer hilarity, the "Nike Sweatshop Emails" was the first link to spread via "six degrees," pass the internet tipping point, and go truly viral.

What about the stupefying goal against Montreal the following month, when, catching the Canadiens on a bad line change, Ovechkin spun 360 degrees, passed the puck to himself off the boards, got knocked on his side and while skidding across the goal mouth lifted a shot over the goalie's outstretched leg?