Sentence examples for need for a degree from inspiring English sources

"Now there is a need for a degree program because that is what society demands.

If they complete the program, however, they will have about half the college credits they need for a degree.

The SRA is also consulting on a new route to qualify that removes the need for a degree, the LPC and a training contract, which could be introduced in 2018.

I like to think that in his novels he got the balance just right between applying unstinting discipline and rigour in our treatment of miscreants and the need for a degree of compassion.

Ms. Yu of the World Bank said the 2008 crisis had brought home the need for a degree of social protection in a region where the umbrella of the extended family has largely substituted for public welfare.

The event says it is about "coming together to celebrate with your friends, pals and visitors" without the need for a degree in Scottish literature.

He left for the N.B.A. after his junior season in 1992, promising his mother -- in writing, the story goes -- that he would complete the 28 credits he needed for a degree.

All student teachers had completed the coursework needed for a degree completion specific to elementary education, but had not yet satisfied the student teaching aspect of their program.

He was told he would need, for starters, a degree from a reputable institution of higher learning.

"We saw that there was a need for a national degree that could be available to students who are not able to move elsewhere to study for their law degree," said Gregory M. Duhl, the assistant dean overseeing the Mitchell Hamline program.

A justification of the current and potential demand and need for a concurrent degree program in the fields concerned.