Sentence examples for progress degrees from inspiring English sources

With the latest census data showing mobile homes outrunning college degree holders as a measure of West Virginia's progress (degrees up 2percentt since 1990, mobile homes up 27percentt), Mr. Jett is the least surprised of West Virginians as he oversees a staff of seven who have been setting national sales records, selling $25 million worth of mobile homes a year.

The heights, postures, and progress degrees of the participants are the factors of this scattering.

In human being, the deposition of membrane attack complex (MAC) was positively correlated with the progress degree of atherosclerotic change.

Level 1 biology acts as a foundation course for all bioscience degree programs but is also studied by students who intend to progress to degrees in other disciplines such as chemistry and psychology.

And it's working: one in nine students who start a study skills course or take a mentoring course have progressed to degree level studies.

She also worked on the creation of an English summer school, a route for mature people to gain the skills to progress to degree-level courses.

In this case, one of the concerns of the N.C.A.A. committee was that most of the 129 students involved had "not met progress toward degree or transfer requirements".

Founded in 1986, Regent's commenced its progress towards degree awarding powers and university title in 2007 and since then, it has undergone an intensive scrutiny process led by the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) and the Higher Education Funding Council for England (Hefce).

More that 75% felt their advisor kept them appropriately informed of their progress to degree completion.

4. Meet once a semester with your academic advisor to select your classes and to track your progress toward degree completion.

4. Meet once a semester with your academic advisor to select your classes and to track your progress toward degree completion. 5. Leave a good impression by dressing business casual for your first week of classes and sitting in the front of the classroom.