Sentence examples for doing degrees from inspiring English sources

Ministers insist that unprecedented debt levels will not put poor students off doing degrees.

As the panel noted, the share of American students doing degrees in maths or related areas fell from 32% in 1994-95 to 27% in 2003-04.

Peter Diamandis grew up in Brooklyn, the son of Greek immigrant parents, and was himself inspired to become a scientist by the Apollo mission, doing degrees in medicine and molecular biology and finally a PhD in aerospace engineering at MIT.

At the moment, prisoners who are doing degrees are spread through the system and are often isolated on the inside and cut off from the intellectual community on the outside.

"Ausaf and Azhar were doing degrees and were going to get proper jobs – Alien Kulture was always going to be a bright star that shone briefly.' In the summer of 1981, Alien Kulture disbanded.

Students are finding a variety of solutions to the problem of high rentals: some have decided to study by distance learning, for example, through the Open University, while others are doing degrees at local further education colleges.

Illegals sometimes do degrees at universities, obtain work and join professional assocaitions.

It made me think I wanted to just go to prison and do degrees for ever and ever".

Do degrees and angles in maths if you aren't sure about this :).

Do degree correlations extend beyond direct neighbors?

If so, how far do degree correlations extend into a network based from any node?