Sentence examples for prestigious degrees from inspiring English sources

In her mind, the solution lays in clearing out the oldies in favor of legions of rookies with prestigious degrees and two-year teaching commitments.

Consider /r/AskHistorians, a section of reddit devoted to discussions about history in which one's input is given precedence based on relevance, quality, and the use of good sources rather than the possession of prestigious degrees.

Our boy is an unreflective ego-maniac, born into privilege, who did nothing to improve his own fortunes, but who gained everything by dint of his name, from prestigious degrees to entire corporations to high office.

This reflects the fact that an Aston University degree is a prestigious degree with students and with employers alike.

But last December, foreign money dried up and Mr. Sapra, with a prestigious degree, was laid off.

There are those at Harvard who fear that such a practice could dilute the value of its prestigious degree.

Having smart, motivated classmates and a prestigious degree were thought to enhance learning and give students access to job networks.

I'm going to get a prestigious degree, and I know there are a lot of people who would have wanted to trade places with me.

Mr. Murray's proposals would actually intensify the importance of a prestigious degree — necessary as it would be for entry into the highest occupational echelons.

The quality of football has improved to the point that coaches now feel they can compete for some players who are being sought by Bowl Subdivision programs, selling the rare opportunity to pursue a prestigious degree while playing good football.

The monk, the Venerable Jigwang, had transformed a temple in an affluent district of Seoul from a struggling collection of seven souls in 1984 to more than 250,000 members today, partly on the basis of his prestigious degree from Seoul National University, the country's top academic institution.