Sentence examples for scholar degree from inspiring English sources

Born into a family of poets, Huang Tingjian was educated in the Confucian classics, history, and literature, and he received the jinshi ("advanced scholar") degree in 1067.

At age 21 Wang earned his jinshi ("advanced scholar") degree in the civil service examinations, and for nearly two decades he served ably as a local administrator in various posts in the south.

He received the prestigious jinshi ("advanced scholar") degree in the imperial civil-service examination system in 721 probably more for his musical talents than anything else, although he is said to have revealed his literary talents as early as age nine.

A new three-year Global Scholars degree at American University in Washington has been somewhat more popular, with 58 students expected to enroll this fall.

While provincial graduates who were appointed to office were immediately assigned to low-ranking posts like the county graduates, those who passed the palace examination were awarded a jinshi ('presented scholar') degree and assured a high-level position.

His father was a religious scholar with degrees from Cambridge University and a doctorate from the University of London.

She was a Rhodes scholar, has degrees from Stanford and Oxford, a Rolodex of contacts and a relationship with Mr. Obama sealed during his 2008 campaign.

Full-time enrolled students, early career scholars (terminal degree within 5 years), or current employees of galleries, archives, and museums may apply for a Sponsored Student Scholarship, which entails a $250 registration discount.

A Rhodes Scholar with degrees from Stanford and Yale Law School, Booker could have tried to fix Newark by parachuting in as a high-priced consultant.

Ideally, the best way to extend ASU's reach is to find ways to make its scholar driven degrees more accessible to more qualified students.

A Rhodes scholar with degrees from Yale, Stanford and Oxford, the social media-savvy Booker has also been interviewed by Oprah, who wanted to know all about his unorthodox approach to caring for his constituents.