Sentence examples for starting degree from inspiring English sources

Students starting degree courses in autumn next year will pay estimated average tuition fees of £8,507, up from the latest estimate of £8,385 for 2012/13.

According to these data, the patient group was sub-classified into: 16 patients (53.3%) who had early starting degree of entrapment, while 14 patients (46.7%) had mild degree of entrapment.

These are the so-called STEM disciplines and can be the starting degree programs for students who go on to graduate programs, or they can be a terminal degree which still results in a rewarding career as a member of a drug-hunting team.

Individual academic departments establish separate learning objectives for students starting degree programs in biomedical sciences at each university.

A fifth of universities in England have made last-minute cuts to the tuition fees they will charge students starting degrees next autumn, triggering potential chaos for hundreds of thousands of applicants.

For those starting degrees in 2014-15, the repayment threshold will be £16,910.

Meanwhile she studied history, and Kovács started degree programmes in a variety of disciplines (mainly sociology and computer programming), never to complete any of them.

Only 610 students started degree courses in German last year, compared with 2,288 a decade ago, according to a study by the School of Oriental and African Studies.

Among students who started degree courses last autumn, women outnumbered men in 112 out of 180 subjects, while men were ahead in 65 and there was equal representation in three.

Then there is the system for the period 1998-2011, for those who started degree courses in these years.

These interim figures were collated by Ucas on 17 December, by which time some 265,730 people living in the UK had applied to start degree courses this autumn, down 6.3% on the same point in 2012.