Sentences with phrase «get a degree because»

Then there were teachers who inspired me, and the principal also inspired me to go back to school and get my degree because they said that I already did things that teachers do, so I might as well get paid for it.

With the goal of studying art education, she enrolled in a teachers college in Milwaukee, but was eventually unable to get her degree because of her ethnicity.

The position then adds the soft option: get a degree because the «knowledge economy» will otherwise crush you.

Not exact matches

Never mind that his reason for abandoning a political science degree at the University of New Brunswick early was because he got a job working for the province's premier.

Wadhwa, who like Sankhla was born in India, said it took him less than 18 months to get his own green card in the 1980s, because he was highly skilled, had advanced degrees, and there was less competition at that time.

«My wife got her G.E.D.,» says Bruce Foster, the lead man in the press department and die cut area, «and it ended up costing me 10 grand — because then she went back to get a college degree.»

«You'll work for us [during those four years]; we believe you'll stay longer because of what we did; and even if you leave the day after you get your degree, we believe you're going to be a lifelong customer of Starbucks.

Not accounting for student loans is bad because even the financially responsible took out loans to get graduate degrees.

I have a friend with 30 + years of on - the - job experience and he can't get a job because he doesn't have a masters degree.

Would love to hear from those who got into real estate with little / no formal education in finance / real estate, because my degree is in something else entirely.

Everyone I know (including myself) who has any degree of success does so because they were willing to put in the time and the effort to get there.

The new world order is basically a social change that is happening right now because of: the advent of networking and networking communications, the degree of inequality that is starting to surface across the developed worlds, the richer getting richer and the poorer getting poorer, and a number of other factors that we'll get into, but it's changing the forms governance, it is going to change the forms of institutions that haven't changed since the Breton Woods at the end of the Second World War which were predominantly US - based institutions if you would: IMF, World Bank in Washington, the United Nations in New York.

Is that... wait... that old drunk turned preacher... wait it is... and now because of how extreme his conversion was he is... he is... hating on all the others that can not convert to the same degree as he did... he's actually mad they seem to give less than him... he thinks they are ungrateful... let's go get drunk!

I grew up watching Bill Nye, I love science because of Bill Nye, I got my degree in Mechanical Engineering because of Bill Nye.

It's sad because he's not much more than an ignorant talking head, pushed through school to get in undeserved degree.

I don't want to use the word «lucky,» because to some degree it diminishes the hard work everybody has put into this place to get it where it's at.

I like the 76 degree because, living in the desert, I can just put my container on the back patio for a short while, and then I can easily get it out of the container.

I just recommend watching how brown the bread gets, because when I used a convection oven at 375 degrees, it got a tad bit more brown than I would have like (not like the picture).

Not because I don't love being with my girls all day, but I'm over the 110 degree weather (and it will get worse).

I could also be feeling this way because last week when we got back from Norway, it was 500 degrees in our apartment and I literally couldn't think straight in the heat wave that swept over the Pacific Northwest.

My chicken must have been thicker than what the recipe was based on because it took over twice as long to get to 160 degrees.

And I always try to make at least one super satisfying dish on yoga days, because the yoga classes I go to are hard, and it's eight hundred degrees in the room, so by the time I get home, I'm hungry as heck.

From this point on in the process, I just couldn't get any photos because, well, do you have any idea what it's like to cook with one hand and take photos with the other while trying to avoid getting 300 degree hot caramelized sugar on your hands?

i got second degree burns on my hands and forearm getting the tomatoes out of the oven, because i was so flustered about the wine glass that shattered across the whole apartment 5 minutes earlier, but it was a really great and healthy meal nonetheless.

«The surface is quite important to the racing because the type of surface can create degradation and a reasonable degree of tyre degradation is helpful to racing because you start to get performance differentials,» he said.

The same can be said about someone like Andrew Luck who, because of wealthy parents, was able to stick around Stanford for another year and get his degree instead of jumping into the NFL.

Bob Lilly didn't make millions but he got his degree from TCU played for the Cowboys and because of those relationships he has had a very successful life.

He peddles the myth that he understands money because he got a degree in Economics, how ridiculous, I have many friends that took a degree in Theology, but none of them are Clergymen.

People, do not be fooled into thinking it can not get worse, because it is and will get worse still if he stays and unless the club changes direction at 180 degrees.

We get clearly panicked a few years back after the ManU mauling but not since to any great degree unless you categorise Ozil and Welbeck as panic buys because they happened on the last day (which I wouldn't)

my preferred choice would be lacazette because of his age and and on top of his goals & he has a good few assists, i watched lukaku yesterday and the guy is no team player i understand that to be a good striker you have to be a bit selfish & self confident to a certain degree but he took it to far you could see de bruyne wasn, t happy with lukaku and when he had the chance to give lukaku the ball he didn, t and lastly he will be cheaper and might have a good chance to get him cos he wants to move to the pl but to a bigger team than west ham, spuds..!!

More chances you are likely to get a greater degree of loyalty where players pay for the badge and club because you grew up with it.

I'm wondering to what degree people on this thread criticising the team selection are feeling a little bit jilted at Pope and Tarky being left on the bench because an offensive, pacy, high - energy England team is what I've wanted to see for ages and we've now got it.

Specifically, a shift in attitude, away from evaluative and instrumental views of education (e.g, «I complete school work to get a grade, or because I need a degree to get a job,») and toward a sense of purpose and connection.

i turn it up a few degrees during the day if we're really cold... i do run a little heater in the baby's room because she's the only one who doesn't stay covered up and i worry... it can get even colder than 65 in her room... i haven't signed onto the crunchy chicken challenge either... because 65 seems so high compared with her folks!

«A formula fed baby needs to be given vitamin supplements at an earlier age because they aren't getting everything they need» Actually, you have that 180 degrees backwards.

Ok, then you're in the right place, because cloth diapering doesn't require a degree in diaperology to get started, and we (will — we're just getting started too, on this website) have all the basics you'll need covered here, with nothing more.

After growing up hearing that, when I unexpectedly got pregnant at age 21, even though I was very scared (because being a single mom is hard especially for someone who still had a year to go before finishing her degree!)

Someone who leaves prison with a college degree has a real shot at a second lease on life because their education gives them the opportunity to get a job and avoid falling back into a cycle of crime.»

The tone of the piece hints at the false dichotomy perceived by 38 Degrees: the howling, downtrodden masses vainly attempting to get their voices heard at the highest levels, ignored by dastardly Members of Parliament who are irritated by the representations they receive because it's keeping them from feeling up the intern in taxpayer - subsidised bars.

«We should be very careful at a time when the British economy is still haltingly recovering from the worst economic shock in a generation to create a very high degree and a prolonged period of uncertainty because in my view uncertainty is the enemy of growth and jobs and our priority, in this government and in the national duty, has got to be to foster growth and jobs.»

I have a law degree and a long government background in the past (but I am planning on full retirement because I'm fed up with the nonsense), John Galt is my hero and I would love to see instant runoff voting and strong independent parties to get away from the polarization and attacks that the 2 - party system has saddled us with.

Nice post mostly because I've been fed up of «kids» thinking that it is acceptable and easy to finish your undergrad degree by the age of 21, getting a masters certificate when you're 22, joining a PhD and getting the Dr of it when you're 25, a couple of post-docs when you're 27... And then, by the age of 28 you'll get to be a Professor.

It's able to rotate 360 degrees so you can get just the right angle and, because it's simple to install, you can take it with you anywhere.

She says, «I chose to get a PSM because I was already working in the industry and I knew that a research degree would not suit my interests.

This means that for every 10 students who enter the College of Natural Sciences and participate in FRI, two will graduate who would have otherwise dropped out or taken longer than six years to get an undergraduate degree, and almost three more students will wind up with a STEM degree, as opposed to changing majors, because they participated in FRI..

Dmitry Royhman, currently studying to get his PSM in cell and molecular biology at IIT, says, «The reason I chose to do the PSM instead of the traditional Master's degree was because the M.S. would have restricted me more toward research, and I was not sure that was the path for me.»

Because most salts only melt at high temperatures (table salt, for example, melts at around 1472 degrees Fahrenheit, or 800 degrees Celsius) and do not turn to vapor until they get considerably hotter — they can be used to store a lot of the sun's energy as heat.

M: That's right, although it gets complicated because the bigger a species is, the more likely you'll get some degree of size difference between males and females.

They can't get out through the drains, because anything that does is combined with disinfectant and then cooked at 250 degrees Fahrenheit for two hours.