Sentence examples for degrees to do from inspiring English sources

A successful method was admitting students without college degrees to do graduate work.

"They look for people with my skills in research and development; insurance companies look for people with degrees to do estimates and appraisals.

The graduate hire premium would make employers think twice, encouraging them to only hire people with degrees to do graduate-level jobs.

All began by deploring the practice of deducing details of his character, values and curriculum vitae from his writings, then proceeded, in differing degrees, to do just that.

Padraig Harrington on three over, Kevin Phelan at five over, Simon Thornton on six over and David Higgins at eight over all have work of varying degrees to do to make the halfway cut.

What changed? 1) The rise of India and China, with 37percentt of the world's population, as hotspots for off-shoring; and 2) the availability of tens of millions of workers in these places, many with college degrees, to do the jobs previously done by American workers.

You need an art history degree to do this.

"A lot of people require you to have a specialist degree to do that," he says.

Yet many academics move directly from their undergraduate degree to do research and have little work experience.

"I've tried restaurants, shipping facilities, construction, snow removal businesses, landscaping — pretty much anything that you don't need a college degree to do," he said.

At each level, she says, she realized she needed a still-higher degree to do what she really wanted to do.