It could be that not many degrees are needed, or it could be that the quality of those degrees is not good enough.
More than twice as many degrees are given out every year in parks, recreation, leisure, and fitness studies as in philosophy and religion.
"How many degrees are we from Kevin Bacon?" The exceptionally long roster of endorsers, celebrity and otherwise, is a result of such a large field of presumably viable candidates, all of whom hope that endorsements will provide increased visibility and credibility.
That makes it hard to figure out how many degrees are awarded each year to folks who end up calling themselves materials scientists.
We also counted how many degrees were offered.
In sum, higher education institutions will face increasing pressure to counter the public perception that "too many degrees are a waste of money".
Bush is correct if he means that researchers are unlikely to ever have an exact number for how many degrees are caused by humans — scientific calculations always have a certain amount of uncertainty.
The questions asking a student "Which word best fits?" or "How many degrees are in this angle?" seem like they can cost a student the difference between an education at an Ivy League school or a public college.
Previous work has shown that the complexity of reasoning in a fuzzy DL using finitely many truth degrees is usually not higher than that of the underlying classical DL.
It is difficult to pin down how many diploma mills exist, or how many bogus degrees are bought each year, said George Gollin, a board member of the Council for Higher Education Accreditation, the federal government's recognized authority on accrediting agencies.
