Sentence examples for earn a doctoral from inspiring English sources
He would not earn a doctoral degree until 1936.
Suppose a beginning student intends to earn a doctoral degree and believes that, when the dissertation is completed, intending to submit the final paperwork is necessary for earning the degree.
Sivels, a native of Chesapeake, Virginia, is the first black woman to earn a doctoral degree in nuclear engineering from the University of Michigan, the top program in the country.
Of the roughly 21 million students attending U.S. colleges and universities during this school year, 1 million will earn an associate's degree, 1.8 million will earn a bachelor's degree, 821,000 will earn a master's degree and 177,500 will earn a doctoral degree, according to the National Center for Education Statistics.
If you want a career in research or teaching nursing at the university level, you will need to earn a doctoral degree.
He studied medicine and psychiatry and earned a doctoral degree in medicine at the University of Glasgow in 1951.
For Margalit, who earned a doctoral degree in philosophy at Columbia and founded the highly successful venture-capital firm Jerusalem Venture Partners, Bennett is a dangerous simplifier.
The son of a physician, Needham earned a doctoral degree in 1924 from the University of Cambridge, then joined its new Dunn Institute of Biochemistry.
Petraeus earned a doctoral degree at Princeton University in 1987; the title of his dissertation was "The American Military and the Lessons of Vietnam".
