Sentence examples for degree start from inspiring English sources

Table 1 Cross tabulation   Prior Experience in Business Total Yes No Intention after completion of degree Start a new business 11 18 29 Seek a suitable job 57 333 390 Go for higher studies 12 66 78 Not yet decided 2 31 33 Total 82 448 530 'Intention after Degree' and 'Prior Experience in Business'.

Table 5 Cross tabulation   Academic intelligence level       High Mediocre Low   Intention after completion of Degree Start a new business 1015429 29 Seek a suitable job 234 142 14 390 Go for higher studies 58 16 4 78 Not yet decided 23 7 3 33 Total 325 180 25 530 'Intention after completion of Degree' and 'Intelligence Level'.

Table 7 Cross tabulation   Course Total      MBA/PGDM B.Tech B.Pharm MCA BHMCT Intentionon after completion of Degree Start a new business  7 16 0 4 2 29 Seek a suitable job  65 273 11 33 8 390 Go for higher studies  13 50 10 4 1 78 Not yet decided  5 26 0 2 0 33 Total  90 365 21 43 11 530 'Intention after completion of Degree' and 'Course'.

It was an impromptu mini vacation before I move to Portland to go back to school for my art degree, start a boudoir photography business and live amongst other body-positive, sex-positive women like myself and the beautiful beards that love us.

Complete your degree Start a new career or your own business with your new accredited degree.

The two institutions will begin offering a joint master's degree starting this September, with joint bachelor's and doctoral programs to start the following September.

He had finally gotten his life on track — securing a degree, starting a family, building a career — and had managed to bury his past.

He had begun reading more widely (he never got a college degree), starting with Carl Sagan's books on science and moving on to Joseph Campbell and others.

Neither stopped him from getting a degree, starting a family and working successfully as a rehabilitation officer, helping people with limited visibility.

But those with a bachelor's degree started off in the strongest position and weathered the downturn best, with employment slipping from 69 percent to 65 percent.

Sony eventually relented, to a degree: starting on Christmas, people could go see "The Interview" in a few hundred theatres in the U.S., or they could watch it online.