Sentence examples for own degrees from inspiring English sources
Like awarding its own degrees, gaining university status is crucial to the school's plans for expansion.
1992 Polytechnics were given permission to become universities, capable of awarding their own degrees.
He was receiving an honorary degree; his own degrees include one from Macalester College.
It has had the power to award its own degrees, up to and including Masters, since 1997.
New providers to offer their own degrees immediately, on a probationary basis (subject to ongoing monitoring and annual reviews).
For the next few years, until a law changes to allow the college to issue its own degrees, students will actually graduate from a University of London college.
"But it's got its own degree of picturesque-ness.
The CDD doesn't have its own degree-awarding powers, so degrees are validated by different universities.
It hopes to get its own degree-awarding powers from the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills in the future.
And it may not be long before others try to follow the Natural History Museum's lead in offering their own degree.
A corrupt economy that makes it challenging to get a copy of your own degree without greasing a palm.
