Sentence examples for degree to qualify from inspiring English sources

In India, ayurvedic doctors must obtain a university degree to qualify.

When the school sought state accreditation, no one on staff had the requisite postgraduate degree to qualify.

Social workers will have to gain a three-year vocational degree to qualify as part of a drive to raise standards, the government announced today.

She set the example by going to school at night and on the weekends to earn her advanced teaching degree — to qualify for a raise to help support us.

The H1B in particular, allows US employers to temporarily seek help from skilled foreigners, they have to have the equivalent of a US bachelor's degree to qualify.

For the millions of workers beyond current graduates that Carnevale and others estimate will need a college degree to qualify for the work produced by a knowledge economy, America's corporate leadership now reach beyond what were minimum education requirements in the last century to find their workforce.

Yes, we came of age in a society that requires us to get accredited four-year degrees to qualify for jobs waiting tables and answering phones.

Intending to take his degree and to qualify as a university lecturer with a thesis on the philosophy of Heracleitus, he made repeated studies of the subject in Paris between 1845 and 1847.

Applicants to law school must complete a bachelor's degree program to qualify for entry.

A registered nurse can complete a bachelor or associate's degree program to qualify for licensure in Arizona.

Students must submit scores from the LSAT and transcripts from an undergraduate degree program to qualify for admission to law school.