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get a degree

verb as in graduate

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The mood music from government is that universities need to not only become leaner organisations, but also work harder at helping poorer students apply and get a degree.

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“We just get a degree, we are not getting the right skills,” says Mr Zaidul.

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Previously, funeral home directors in Colorado didn’t have to graduate from high school, let alone get a degree.

It joins a second bill that passed both chambers last week which, if signed, would require funeral home directors and other industry roles to pass a background check, get a degree in mortuary science, and pass a national examination and an apprenticeship.

He talked about the jobs he’s working to help pay for $68,000 a year in tuition so that his daughter can get a degree in African-American studies and how he’s looking forward to going to her graduation while in deep denial that commencement might be canceled.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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