Sentence examples similar to taking up a degree program from inspiring English sources
The government agreed to set up a degree program in human rights for public officials and indigenous leaders.
This has been illustrated by taking up an example of its flagship postgraduate program in Environmental Studies and Resource Management.
The Lifetime Learning Credit offers a credit of up to $2,000; students don't have to be enrolled in a degree program.
Up to 18 units taken as an NDO student may be applied toward a degree program.
Courses taken through the School of Professional Studies cannot subsequently be transferred to a degree program at the Mailman School of Public Health.
He is taking a tailored degree program with mostly one-on-one lectures to avoid being a distraction on campus.
Such students may take up to four half courses within four years of admission and, if admitted subsequently to a degree program such as the master of theology, may petition to have their courses credited toward that degree.
Moreover, many students who enter a degree program but do not complete it still end up heavily in debt — taking on a hefty part of the cost of higher education without getting its full benefits.
We are offering a degree program.
