Sentences with phrase «degree grade»

Bottom line is that money should be distributed based on proven ability to do the job, not on anticipated performance based on degree grades.

With some graduate recruiters feeling degree grades don't equate to professional success, will the hiring process now focus more on soft skills?

Many graduate schemes or jobs are super competitive, so imposing a minimum degree grade is one way that employers can limit the number of applications they receive.

«It's too early to tell if the number of employers not using degree grades to distinguish between candidates is increasing,» claims Stephen Isherwood, chief executive of the Association of Graduate Recruiters.

Driving the car in San Francisco, the extra time I had between brake pedal and accelerator while aimed upward on a 30 - degree grade made a big difference.

It's here the terrain management system makes its presence felt: we were tackling 25 - degree grades with gumption in Mud / Rut mode, the Expedition never complaining and the off - road tires grabbing, grabbing, and grabbing as the AWD system shuffled power instantaneously to whichever wheel needed it, indicated by a handy graphic on the gauge cluster.

But we were able to coax the big Ford up a steep 30 - degree grade without incident, thanks to short front and rear overhangs made possible by the long 119.1 - inch wheelbase.

With applying a 9 degrees grading scale (from complete agreement to complete disagreement), it's wanted from participants to score each statement according to the degree that is based on their feelings and experiences in the relationships.

The action is typical thrill - ride stuff, with the Polar Express careening down a «179 - degree grade» and racing through tunnels with a half - inch of clearance, while Hero Boy and the Hobo ski the top of the train to find safety before the tunnel.

The GLC displayed impressive ability, at one point climbing a hard - packed 33 - degree grade (and descending at a similar angle) and showing impressive articulation while scrambling through a section of staggered, deep ruts in the road.

In Hana, nature has created mountains of pumice piled on top of itself at a 41 - degree grade.

The tricks include 50 - degree grades, up or down, lateral treks across 40 - degree grades and articulating through an endless sequence of bumps and craters that would twist lesser machines like a beer can headed for the recycling bin.

It was impressively adept off - road, climbing a 26 - degree grade that was rocky and sandy with minimal trouble.

Getting best possible marks for academic coursework writing is inevitable as it holds the potential to significantly influence your degree grade.

«Historically recruiters have used a degree grade primarily to draw a line in the sand in order to manage the number of applications they receive,» explains Dan Hawes, co-founder and marketing director of the Graduate Recruitment Bureau.

If you're really struggling to break out into your desired industry as a result of your degree grade, further education could help.

Although some may despair at how adversely a degree grade may affect your employment chances, figures from the Higher Education Statistics Agency tell a different story.

However, a couple of employers don't specify a degree grade, and they are financial data provider Factset and asset management company BlackRock

If you completed your undergraduate degree outside the UK, you may need to explain your degree grading system to the employer or provide an UK equivalent.

For example, altering your degree grade from a 2:2 to a 2:1 is classed as degree fraud and can result in a prison sentence.