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The phrase "finished her degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who has completed all the requirements for earning a degree. For example, "Sally was so proud when she finished her degree in accounting."
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She finished her degree at Baruch.
She returned to Paris and finished her degree, in 1994.
She finished her degree in advertising in 2008 while playing in 22 events.
She finished her degree but maintained her street cred by playing bass in a band.
Ms. Westcott offered to help take care of her grandchildren until her daughter finished her degree.
She finished her degree at San Francisco State and got her doctorate in paleontology and geology from Stanford.
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Lane has no plans to finish her degree.
Stacy Ouellette of Willimantic is finishing her degree at Eastern Connecticut State University.
She turned pro before finishing her degree in economics.
Evelyn tells Stan she will finish her degree to become a chiropractor.
Before finishing her degree, Maddow moved back to the United States, settling in western Massachusetts.
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