Sentence examples for finished a bachelor from inspiring English sources

Now she has just finished a bachelor's degree in business at Adelphi University.

In December, he finished a bachelor's degree in retail management at South Carolina by taking 21 credits in his last semester.

So he finished a bachelor's degree in business at Ball State University in Indiana and, looking for a foothold in the sports world, founded a company, First Job in Sports, to help people find internships in the field.

Berry graduated from high school in 1977 and finished a Bachelor of Arts in government and politics from the University of Maryland, College Park in 1980.

After finishing a bachelor's degree in history in 1933, she remained an additional year to take a degree in journalism.

After finishing a Bachelor's in History and Economics there, I moved to Australia to complete a master's in Economics at the University of Melbourne.

It seems obvious that you should know what degree you want, but Mr. Capezzali of Education Connection says many who call about finishing a bachelor's are unsure what to study and pick criminal justice because it looks appealing on TV.

In the president-elect's home state of Illinois, white undergraduates are nearly twice as likely to finish a bachelor's degree in six years as an African American undergraduate.

Some of the associate degree programs will be designed to feed into four-year programs at other tribal colleges or mainstream colleges, where students will transfer in order to finish a bachelor's degree.

By providing supportive environments, challenging course work, and more access to a college degree, early colleges will increase the number of young people who graduate high school, attain an Associate's degree and go on to finish a Bachelor's degree.

We asked ourselves: what if any Starbucks barista could finish a bachelor's degree with full tuition reimbursement through Arizona State's research driven and scholarship enhanced top-ranked online degree program, choosing from among any of 40 majors with no commitments after they graduate?