Sentence examples for granting the degree from inspiring English sources

The simple Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) ATE results in the first column suggest that for both ethnic minorities and the Han-majority, the labor market returns to a baccalaureate degree are substantial, and increase with the quality of the college/university granting the degree.

Online students must be admitted to one of the state campuses, which grants the degree.

He pursued his academic career and in 1893 was granted the degree equivalent of a doctorate.

He was granted the degree of doctor of philosophy by Columbia University in 1965.

Students granted the degree will have demonstrated competence in an appropriate core of basic physics.

Thus someone who achieves a high level of expertise in ontics might well be granted the degree of "doctor of philosophy," just as a biologist can be granted a degree so described.

They granted the degree to me though many years later as an honorary degree.

(EDIT 10/27: The university later reversed its decision and granted the degree).

Some 3,600 persons were granted the degree of Doctor of Science, and about 900 obtained the qualification of Habilitated Doctor.

Finally, Professor Ansell will grant the degrees and invite the graduates to participate in the traditional "moving of the tassle" on their mortar boards from right to left.

"And the university may not have had the power to grant the degrees". These days at Edinburgh University around 60% of undergraduates are women.