Sentence examples for getting degrees from inspiring English sources
More British Muslim women than men are getting degrees.
Big obstacles stopped students nipping abroad for a term, or getting degrees recognised.
"It's that too many people are getting degrees with limited value in the job market".
You have a Congressman; a daughter getting degrees from a joint Harvard/M.I.T. graduate program; and a writer with a degree from Harvard.
They just giggle; it is Ms. Obaid-Chinoy who assures us that they all have dreams of getting degrees and pursuing professions, just as American girls do.
And their higher-education experience may be more a patchwork as they move between two- and four-year colleges as a way to save money getting degrees.
People get degrees and end up on the streets.
A greater number now get degrees than got A-levels in the mid-20th century.
You don't want to get degrees just to do work you don't really like.
Many are forced to spend extra semesters, or years, to get degrees.
She briefly studied product design but went on to get degrees in philosophy and architecture.
