Sentence examples for degrees scored from inspiring English sources
Those who had post-graduate degrees scored on average 68 points, putting me a mere 25 points ahead of them.
The mean percentage of correct responses for men and women for each section are shown in Figure 1. Figure 2 shows that there was a linear relationship between knowledge and education level, with scores being lowest for people with no formal qualifications while those with degrees scored highest (F[4,1009] = 49.1, P < 0.001 for total score).
Older nurses, those with more years of experience, and nurses with general training (rather than a degree) scored higher average knowledge scores.
For instance, those who had earned some type of graduate degree scored an average of 9.5, while those who didn't make it past high school averaged only 6.8 correct answers.
Furthermore, nursing staff with a bachelor's or master's degree scored significantly higher than those with a vocational education (81.2 vs. 78.7, p < 0.01).
Other n th degree scoring systems can also be implemented which accounts for the response affecting farther than the immediately adjacent nodes.
New students are grouped into bands according to A-level/ Highers scores and other entry qualifications; bands are then weighted, so those students who arrived with lower grades but leave with upper-second or first-class degrees score more highly (derived from 2001-02 HESA figures).
Counting everyone with scores between 1 and 5, we find 57.25% of the members of the Forbes 400 in 1984, meaning 42.75% made it themselves to varying degrees (scores 6 through 10).
Scores were recorded as whole degrees, scores of 0.5° and above being recorded as the next highest whole degree.
But it ranked last in high school attainment (78% of the adult population has a degree) and scored poorly on unemployment, crime and poverty rates.
When I got my degree and scored a job at a highly regarded liberal arts college in the Midwest, I was recruited with tales of the wonderful qualities of small-town life.
