Sentence examples for pay degrees from inspiring English sources

But there is a price to pay: degrees of freedom [ 10].

– UK's highest paying degrees according to graduate salary.

The American education system is broken, and too many students have to take out crushing loans to pay for degrees that no longer guarantee high-paying jobs.

Mr Fontes wants to make enough money to finish his studies, which he had to give up because he could no longer afford to pay his degree tuition fees.

Social work was recently listed in this article on Huffington Post as one of the worst paying college degrees.

"It's a messy nonsensical system if the goal is to have members who get elected pay some degree of adherence to party principles as opposed to special party interests".

You know it, I know it and everyone who was paying any degree of attention knows it.

It's never been harder for students to pay for postgraduate degrees.

Another may be the unusually large premiums that American employers pay for college degrees.

Indeed, government studies find men with degrees pay on average £264,000 more in tax than non-graduates over their lifetimes.

Students at HEC make enough extra money upon graduation to pay off their degrees in less than two years.