Sentence examples for graduated with degrees from inspiring English sources
He graduated with degrees in international studies and economics from the University of Washington.
She said he graduated with degrees in aeronautical engineering and mechanical engineering.
He graduated with degrees in economics and international relations from Stanford and received an M.B.A. from Columbia.
He attended the University of Sydney, where he graduated with degrees in arts (1977) and law (1978).
Frank received a scholarship to Lincoln College, Oxford, from which he graduated with degrees in chemistry (B.A., 1932; B.Sc., 1933).
She graduated with degrees in sociology and art, and began to concentrate on mastering the techniques of traditional miniature painting.
Williams attended Louisiana Tech to study electrical engineering, graduating with degrees in sociology and computer information services.
After graduating with degrees in painting and art history from the University of New Hampshire, she got her master's degree in arts administration at New York University and stayed.
According to the study, graduates with degrees in health earned as much as 58percentt more than those whose degree was in the humanities and the arts.
This alarmed students who thought they would be graduating with degrees from H.C.C., which ultimately was not the case; their degrees are from C.C.Q.
