Sentence examples for highest degree earned from inspiring English sources

Fig. 6 Highest degree earned by instructors.

The distribution of the survey respondents in terms of sex, age, highest degree earned, and knowledge on building codes are shown in Figs. 7, 8, 9 and 10.

The frequency distribution of highest degree earned by instructors was significantly different between institution types [X 2 (12, N = 479) = 199, p < 0.01].

Four major pieces of information were collected about the survey participants: sex, age, highest degree earned, and knowledge on building codes.

We utilize this data to measure both intermediate postsecondary outcomes (such as major choice) and terminal postsecondary outcomes (such as highest degree earned).

The individual characteristics include separate dummy variables for the highest degree earned, age, whether the individual is female, Black, Hispanic, Asian, Other Nonwhite, married, or has children.

Research by the Sutton Trust shows people with a higher degree earn around £5,500 a year more on average than those without, equating to a career-long "postgraduate premium" of around £200,000.

4.2 Were there staff development, educational benefits or higher degrees earned as a result of your project?

Within a sample of nearly 9000 students from the Baccalaureate and Beyond, we find that these measures are correlated with college type, college major, and highest postgraduate degree earned in generally predictable ways.

He's so well spoken, his manners polished to such a high gloss, that -- aside from the fact that he's been a methamphetamine addict and career criminal since age 13 whose only formal education is a high-school degree earned in juvenile detention -- he could blend easily into a gathering of witty young professionals.

The NWLC has found that mothers with a high school degree earn only 67 cents for every dollar paid to fathers with the same level of education.