Sentence examples for having earned a degree from inspiring English sources

After all, Newman is an engineer, having earned a degree in vehicular structural engineering at Purdue.

Yahoo has also acknowledged that her academic credentials incorrectly described her as having earned a degree in marketing and economics.

Ms. Hart was also revealed to have misstated her academic credentials, having earned a degree in business administration instead of marketing and economics.

She lied for years about being a graduate of Fairleigh Dickinson University, having earned a degree only in recent weeks, 17 years after she left campus.

Having earned a degree with honours in 1972, he served as a university lecturer, first at Edinburgh (1975 76) and then at Glasgow College of Technology (now part of Glasgow Caledonian University; 1976 80).

But he's versatile, too, having earned a degree in economics after playing linebacker at Dartmouth College.

He has since been granted British citizenship, and has earned a degree in International Relations at Swansea University.

" 'I've earned a degree, but I'm a zero,' " Muhammad recalled him saying.

She grew up in Shenyang, China, and had earned a degree from the Beijing Institute of Technology.

I don't think I would have earned a degree in chemistry and math, and an M.B.A".

Later Friday, the university said it was "in error" when it reported that Jordan had earned a degree from Rutgers.