Sentence examples for pass degree from inspiring English sources

Your pass degree is technically enough and the work experience you have will help.

Disillusioned with the course, which he found was devoid of scientific rigour, he switched to zoology after two years, but was devastated in 1951 to obtain only a pass degree.

Boult graduated in 1912, with a basic "pass" degree.

While both universities were agreed with regard to the exlcusion of those reading "ordinary" degrees (also referred to as "pass" degrees, as opposed to hounours degrees), Oxford rejected the second clause which would have potentially excluded a small number of rowers given the differences in timetables between the universities.

It can adjust the passing degree of each component and attenuation degree of the cross-term to get a balance between them.

Work so hard you pass your degree two years early.

"There are old member states that would not pass that degree of scrutiny," the official adds.

I hold a pass maths degree and would like to teach in colleges.

Is a pass maths degree enough to get me on to a teaching course?

Kyle Tansley, Chichester I didn't pass my degree due to never handing in an acceptable dissertation, and while it didn't harm me in the long run, my failure to complete the course properly probably led me to spend the next six years or so coasting, unsure of what to do next.

More and more students are realizing that they can't pass their degree in for a job upon graduation anymore.