Sentence examples for granted degrees from inspiring English sources

The Boston program has thus far granted degrees to 218 students.

In some cases, Dickinson granted degrees to students who had not earned the proper amount of credits, did not meet minimum admissions requirements, or submitted falsified transcripts from their Chinese universities.

The school granted degrees in buffoonery to more than 1,200 performers, including a MacArthur fellow, Bill Irwin, and Penn Gillette of the comedy illusionist team Penn and Teller.

In 2002, black and Hispanic students accounted for 29percentt of the undergraduates at commercial schools that granted degrees, compared with 22percentt at public colleges and 17percentt at private, nonprofit campuses.

According to the National Science Foundation, about 27,000 people were granted degrees in the physical sciences in 2009, at all degree levels, including associate's degrees.

Last July, Regent's College was granted degree-awarding powers by the British government.

A registered charity, it was granted degree-awarding powers last year and is best known for management and business degrees.

It has been awarded both Highly Trusted Sponsor and University status, and, in 2007, was granted degree-awarding powers.

Then there is the fact that, under the existing arrangements, thirty-six dinstitutionstitutions have been granted degree-awarding powers in the UK – about 20% of the current total.

It was granted degree-awarding powers in January 2010 and is the only professional body in the UK to have this distinction.

Bath Spa University was first granted degree-awarding powers in 1992 as a university college, before being granted university status in August 2005.