Sentence examples for degree to pay from inspiring English sources

Yet the government imposes cuts to trades training, is underfunding school education, ramping up university fees and forcing those who get a degree to pay for it more quickly.

This week, Charles Clarke, the education secretary, and Margaret Hodge, the minister for higher education, have been stressing the financial value of a university education and questioning the morality of forcing those without a degree to pay for the education of high-earners with one.

Our analysis suggests that in addition to earning less, women without a bachelor's degree tend to pay more to obtain the nondegree credentials required for their careers.

Rather, it's the student who doesn't graduate from school, has to take an underpaying job, and is saddled with $10,000 in debt but without a high paying job that comes from having a degree to help pay it back.

The Scottish Office, to forestall Scots going south to get cheaper degrees, agreed to pay the fourth-year fee for Scottish-resident students and European Union students.

Both Dr. Darling-Hammond and Dr. Sahlberg said a turning point was a government decision in the 1970s to require all teachers to have master's degrees — and to pay for their acquisition.

A double row of cops also stood at attention in the 96 degrees heat, to pay their final adieux to a fallen comrade.

How, practically, can a philosophy degree help you to pay back your educational loans?

"It's giving me the opportunity of getting my college degree without having to pay for it".

Lee White, 20, pharmacy, Bath If someone like me doing a four-year degree is having to pay £9,000, they'll come out with a £60,000 debt.

When I meet teenagers through my charity Arts Emergency, they tell me about the pressure they feel to opt out of an arts degree in order to "pay the bills".