Sentence examples for kind of degree from inspiring English sources

If I want to be an astronomer, what kind of degree will I need?

So what kind of degree might be relevant to study if you're interested in doing this kind of research?

The truth is that no one with any kind of degree is going to walk into a job.

In the coming days, people will point out that only a third of people in community college get some kind of degree or certificate within six years.

The upshot, as in the United States, is that an ever increasing proportion of the population will hold some kind of degree.

"Languages should be a requirement for any kind of degree... whether people are doing classics or literature or a science degree," she said.

It does not trade in miserablism, but a kind of degree-zero clarity about the potential for alienation and anguish in our secular faith in romantic partnership".

The education working group is thinking about what kind of degrees we should have and how should those degrees be administered.

This struck me at a party I went to a couple of months ago, when I overheard a group of people playing a kind of degrees of sexual separation game.

They're thankful they did the kind of degrees – American studies for Romans-Hopcraft and history of art for Dobsen – that allowed them the time to work on Childhood.

About my brother and my sister and what kind of degrees they got".