Sentence examples for degrees at the end from inspiring English sources
P-Tech, Pathways in Technology, is a new school geared toward science and technology; it is backed by IBM and City College and offers associate degrees at the end of six years.
It is housed on the third floor of Paul Robeson High School in Bedford-Stuyvesant, and is intended to mirror the college experience and gives associate degrees at the end of six years.
Even though it didn't live up to my very high expectations for all things yoga and 98 Degrees, at the end of the day I still get to say I did hot yoga with 98 Degrees.
He wrote: "I am willing to leave law school, without a degree, at the end of this semester.
He said he was "willing to leave school, without a degree, at the end of this semester," in exchange for "a full refund of the tuition I've paid over the last two and a half years".
New Lists of School Choices At the supplemental-round fair, Radcliffe and his parents met Rashid Davis, the dynamic 40-year-old principal at P-Tech — Pathways in Technology — a new school in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, backed by a $500,000 commitment from I.B.M. and an agreement with City College to offer an associate's degree at the end of six years.
According to the people we spoke to, there is now even an extra effort to get people who were previously deemed unfit for military service: school dropouts, children who have gotten their education degree at the end of grade 11 – they are now being targeted for these national services".
When a company hires a trainee, you get a work contract, you don't have to pay for the courses and you get a degree at the end.
This latest report documents career destinations of graduates who earned a first degree at the end of the 2012-2013 academic year.
Shrinkage of star occur after helium ignition, and to a lesser degree at the end of the MS. The radial evolution is of particular interest for binaries and triples, as a star is more likely to initiate mass transfer (i.e. fill its Roche lobe) when its envelope is extended e.g. on the RGB or AGB. Figure 2 Evolution of stellar radius.
