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Discover LudwigThe phrase "good degrees" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to refer to high levels of achievement or success in academic or professional fields. Example: "She worked hard to earn her good degrees in both economics and business management."
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And of course, the proportion of "good" degrees is determined by universities themselves.
Dr. Waxman began recommending him: "He had some good degrees that made him different than a lot of trainers.
Most sponsored law school places, offered by the big City law firms, went to white students with good degrees.
So one reason why there is an increasing proportion of graduates with good degrees is simply that they deserve them.
"They had both worked hard while at Newcastle University, and both had done extremely well, graduating with good degrees".
Still, there are also many talented young Greeks who get good degrees from the best universities in Britain, America or Germany.
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A good degree can transform life chances.
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Prospective students know a good degree remains a smart investment.
A good degree isn't everything, of course.
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