Sentence examples for finished their degrees from inspiring English sources

The government is poised to sweep away the era of tuition fees by announcing a graduate tax that students would pay when they finished their degrees.

"The government made a commitment to parliament that an independent review of fees would take place once the first cohort of students paying variable fees had finished their degrees.

This is an argument deserving a reductio ad absurdum response: Simply put: why go to school at all? JONATHAN ZINS Westport, Conn., Oct. 23, 2011 To the Editor: In yet another diatribe against the value of a college education, Michael Ellsberg notes that many billionaire entrepreneurs never finished their degrees.

The higher education minister, David Lammy, said: "We made a commitment to parliament during the last fees review that we would return to the issue only after the first cohort of students paying under the current regime had finished their degrees.

Those leaving university this summer are competing with previous graduates – one-third of applications this year have been from people who finished their degree in 2011 or earlier, the report concludes.

To be part of the second group, participants were required to have finished their degree in medicine (specialization in neurology or radiology) and be working in a hospital.

Merit-aid recipients are slightly more likely to finish their degrees, Dynarski told me.

Students paying £9,000 fees owe an average of £44,000 when they finish their degrees.

They accommodate students who want to finish their degrees but aren't able to attend classes.

The budget bill would also allow students at the University of South Florida Polytechnic campus in Lakeland to finish their degrees there.

Those who fled their homes before being able to finish their degrees, or who simply want to learn new skills, have been able to continue engaging with study.