Sentence examples for earning degrees from inspiring English sources

Lucas attended the University of Chicago, earning degrees in history (A.B., 1959) and economics (Ph.D., 1964).

After two years, he transferred to Penn, earning degrees in economics and physics.

They're earning degrees in the fields of the future, like engineering and computer science.

He attended the University of California in Santa Barbara, earning degrees in chemistry and geology in 1965.

More than ever, people are earning degrees later in life either by choice or because their skills have become outdated.

Montagnier was educated at the Universities of Poitiers and Paris, earning degrees in science (1953) and medicine (1960).

He subsequently began a career in sports physiology, earning degrees at the University of California at Davis (B.S).

After earning degrees in economics and law, he spent most of his career at the large sports-management firm ProServ.

The state could use those resources to reach for its goal of 100,000 more students earning degrees.

UC Berkeley and plans to go to graduate school after earning degrees in social work and maybe political science.

Jenna Leigh Wilson has just over $100,000 of student loan debt after earning degrees from Villanova and the University of Pennsylvania.