Sentence examples for terminal degrees from inspiring English sources
Speaking to the Washington Post's editorial board yesterday, Donald Trump ticked off not only the names of a few foreign-policy advisers but also their terminal degrees: "Walid Phares, who you probably know, Ph.D., adviser to the House of Representatives caucus".
BEL-MIS based on participants' terminal degrees were identified.
"I'm just a regular guy who happens to have terminal degrees.
The ANOVA relating the mean difference in the number of students' pre- and post-instruction misconceptions and teachers' terminal degrees was significant (p <.01).
Operating in six European cities, Context Travel provides walking tours led by "docents" who often have terminal degrees in classical subjects like art history, excavations and theology.
By some estimates, no more than 20% of Ph.D. life scientists land tenure-track faculty jobs within 6 years of earning their terminal degrees.
The M.F.A. is recognized as the terminal degree for artists wishing to teach on the college level.
Mr. Weitz, whose terminal degree is a high school diploma from Erasmus Hall, speaks Hebrew and a bit of Farsi, and is fluent in wiseguy-ese.
"When I leave here at age 32, with a Master of Fine Arts in acting -- which is a terminal degree, much like a Ph.D. -- I will be $121,240 in debt".
But this move also weakened the college, because the institution no longer conferred a terminal degree, as it had always done; it even became negatively defined as an "undergraduate school".
The laurea was then the terminal degree – how that phrase haunts the young researcher – at Italian universities, and involved a thesis which took the student several months, at worst years, of extra labour.
