Sentence examples for starting a degree from inspiring English sources
He is starting a degree in sports science in September.
I'm really excited about starting a degree and beginning another chapter in my life.
Many reported starting a degree program but dropping out because of the cost.
What books would you recommend to a student starting a degree in medicine?
After leaving high school, he briefly lived in Paris before starting a degree course in French at the University of California, Los Angeles.
They're an increasingly popular option for students who want to go to university – last year, one in four people starting a degree course had one.
It soon became more than a hobby and on leaving school he started a degree in it at Nottingham Polytechnic.
Out of 2,500 students who started a degree at Oxford in 2014, only 27 were black – a little over 1 per cent.
When I started a degree in English language and literature, I hadn't intended to study abroad, let alone start learning German.
Sally Hunt, leader of the UCU (@UCU) union, predicts a fraught period - it's the last chance to start a degree before the new fees regime kicks in.
And new prison guidelines state that prisoners can only start a degree course six years before their earliest date of release (EDR).
