Sentence examples for into degree from inspiring English sources

Is the Coursework Built Into Degree Programs Enough?

These tend to be small- or medium-sized, and mostly campus-based, and pride themselves on integrating research into degree programmes.

And if they do manage to get into college, they cannot do work-study jobs, paid internships or clinical training programs built into degree programs.

Degree, which was introduced as a unisex brand in 1990, divided into Degree Men and Degree Women in 2005, and the two lines have taken divergent advertising approaches.

But as remedial facilities are usually offered on a voluntary basis, rather than integrated into degree programmes, universities are able to argue that English language problems have been dealt with.

AMONG the myriad targets Britain's government likes to set for itself, few have had more malign unintended consequences than the apparently innocuous commitment to get 50% of all young people into degree courses by 2010.

Women were first admitted into degree-granting programs in 1972.

The key requirement of Title II was that the tuition assistance be used only for study in degree or certificate programs, which is why creative-writing courses grew into degree-granting creative-writing programs.

The sphere is a skeleton celestial globe, with circles divided into degrees for angular measurement.

The readings are converted into degrees of what is called wet bulb globe temperature, reflecting the comfort level.

"It's hard to get into degrees of filth and hazards, but the D.S.S. building is a poster child.