"degree planning" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of organizing and selecting courses in order to fulfill the requirements for a specific degree. Example: "I met with my academic advisor to discuss my degree planning for the next two years. We mapped out which courses I need to take in order to graduate with a Bachelor's degree in Psychology."
To a great degree, planning revolves around the need to have adequate supply for that crucial moment so as to avoid blackouts.
Tunisian officials with access to intelligence reports said tonight that Mr. Sattar had left for Belgium in 1987 after obtaining a journalism degree, planning to pursue studies at the Free University of Brussels and the Catholic University in Leuven.
You can also get degree planning worksheets in college or online.
Backing its degree planning resources are its career tools, MyEdu's third key area of focus, which aim to help students find internships and make it easier for employers to connect with students and recruit top talent.
Candace Wilkins, 27, of St. Albans, who remains unemployed despite having a business degree, plans to move to Charlotte, N.C.
"What I've done, to some degree planned and to some degree stumbled on, is a communal theater experience that doesn't happen often," Mr. Schmidt said.
"The devastating scale of the cuts to publicly-funded degrees planned for next week is laid bare by this admission.
Drew Lachey told Rolling Stone that 98 Degrees plans to get back into the studio after the Hershey show.
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Clark University, a liberal arts college in Worcester, Mass., offers a minor in entrepreneurship that can be fitted into just about any degree plan.
He pushed through legislation to try to lower what students must spend on textbooks and to mandate that undergraduate students file — and stick to — degree plans.
