Sentences with phrase «like getting that degree»

It's like getting a degree from an Ivy League school, without actually having to pay tuition!

They haven't done anything illegal or misleading, and it sounds like you got your degree or certificate like you were supposed to.

Just like getting that degree, a little patience and discipline can set you on the right path to good credit and an easier life out in the real world.

Buying an insurance plan is just like getting a degree.

Not exact matches

Using debt to pay for something that has value, like a home or a college degree, can help you get ahead.

It was hard to get those like - minded peers,» says Gillis, who recently started an undergraduate degree at the University of British Columbia's Sauder of School of Business.

Like many Japanese bureaucrats on the fast track, Kuroda studied law at Tokyo University but then left Japan to get a master's degree in economics at Oxford, training that set him apart from his peers.

Like Erin Griffith said in a previous Term Sheet, the degree of the misconduct matters: «The specific act that occurred matters for questions like: Should this person be allowed to get a new job in a position of poLike Erin Griffith said in a previous Term Sheet, the degree of the misconduct matters: «The specific act that occurred matters for questions like: Should this person be allowed to get a new job in a position of polike: Should this person be allowed to get a new job in a position of power?

«Like so many new college graduates, Alida Nugent had a degree not getting her anywhere and tons of debt, which forced her to move back in with her parents.

I got up early to deal with the issues at the venue, like no electricity on a 100 degree day.

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.

These Gen Z respondents do, however, expect to progress through certain traditional milestones before buying their first home like earning an advanced college degree (60 percent), getting married (59 percent), owning a pet (58 percent) and having children (21 percent).

Only a small fraction of applicants get in, he says, and many of those already have degrees in related fields like health sciences.

Excessive drinking and other Mad Men - like behavior have become part of the culture of getting an MBA degree at schools like Harvard and Wharton, including, in some cases, sexual harassment.

But the T - Fal Classic Avante 2 - Slice Toaster with its a 30 - degree incline has garnered legions of fans who like that they can get a better view of their bread being transformed into toast.

You've got to have a degree of intimacy with them that enables you to prevent making major missteps like Pepsi, Dove, and Uber have taken of late.

And frankly I think it's a good trend in the sense that if you want to legitimize a new form of money it has to be regulated to some degree so that people won't get ripped off by fraud, like people selling Bitcoin they don't actually own or you know this kind of thing.

Seems like most of you Catholic bashers got your Religion Degrees form the university of chick publications.

Darwinists don't get it regular folks, they are too busy getting degrees and other useless crap like that... A degree can't tell you how to feed your family nor tell a science about the beauty of God.

The college diploma feels worth as much as your high school degree now, with the new tension of feeling like you have to now get a master's or Ph.D. to even be allowed into the game.

Second, I'm saving like a m - f-er so my kids can go to college and a murderer gets a free master's degree?

Why does a Christian - killing oppressor like Paul get a special visit, which not only saves him but makes him a super-special chieftan of Christianity, but the vast majority of people, in other religions or in varying degrees of secularity, people who might listen too, never get the slightest hint?

That had this mullet cut, drove an old Ford yellow pick up with these orange flames burning up the fenders, who wanted to be a truck driver like his dad, just right after he got his 4 year degree in Latin and Greek philosophy.

Actually, our seminarians have to get a degree in Philosophy — which I believe deals a lot with reasoning, logic, thinking and the like.

Snow, I know, I know, you are so educated that you are..., money is your god, that's alright for this world, and if you are young, I am 53, and I still want to think that I am young, and I can get a degree just like yours, I can get people to follow me just like many leaders, but my fate was just what it is.

god lets children get molested and lets people die of cancer and lets people like me roam the earth and say silly things on a cnn forum and lets children get cancer and lets children with cancer get ra.ped and lets cancer stricken ra.pe victim children receive 3rd degree burns on 85 % of their body and lets me say things like this.

When you actually possess the ability to get your high school diploma and write like an adult, I'll be happy to accord you a degree of respect.

It looks like Harvard dropout Mark Zuckerberg will be getting a degree after all.

The cuts we often use for grilling and smoking, like ribs, benefit from long, slow cooking and don't get tender until well done, 160 degrees F and above.

When the weather gets hot... like it is, like right now... like 110 degrees like it is right now, we don't cook very much.

I had marked my calendar to call for tix to your booksigning in Brookline MA, but my kiddo got sick (nothing like a 104 degree fever to get your attention), and when I called today the nice lady on the phone told me that it sold out in the first 2 hours!!

I'll be able to get my Spring - like weather there... I'm pretty sure it will be 80 degrees the whole time!

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.

Hurricane Matthew swept through right as a cold front came in, so it got like 20 degrees colder overnight yesterday.

Unless of course you are Canadian like me and force any and every male body in your family (too bad it's only my dad) to get out there and grill in -40 degree weather.

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).

If you'd like to heat the Focaccia you can bake it in an oven at ~ 350 degrees for 10 - 15 minutes to heat through and get a golden crust.

How making fresh pumpkin puree got me to prepare Vietnamese Nuoc Cham Sauce is like six degrees of separation from Kevin Bacon.

Like Dustyann, I was able to get 17 muffins, and baked them at 350 degrees.

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've been so ready to get into the fall spirit, but the 90 + degree whether has been like «sike».

It is 86 degrees F and we must take breaks from the all - powerful sun to ensure that we do not get fried to little frico crisps like parmesan cheese.

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.

Schools that are consistently great (Kentucky, Duke, Kansas, ETC.) eventually get titles, but to some degree the tournament is like a lottery.

Yet most athletic officials, even those who oppose it, regard Prop 42 as a well - intentioned effort to strike a balance between academic integrity and the need to provide an opportunity for the disadvantaged athlete who wants a degree and is willing to work hard to get it — a kid like John Thompson was as a high school senior in Washington, D.C. Thompson says he could not have gone to college under Prop 42, but he's careful not to paint Proposition 42 in racial terms.

When the fullback gets the ball, he often takes a step forward and then spins 180 degrees, like a man who has just remembered that he left his car keys on the kitchen table.

The best analogy for the «A» license is that it is your degree, a bit like getting an MBA in coaching.

TBH I am hard pressed to hear of Arsenal being stingy in the transfer market to this degree prior to Gazidis arrival, yes we always liked a bargain but we payed (when we could) to get player in.

Bad defenses (like Arkansas» and Auburn's) never had an answer, decent defenses (like Ole Miss», Missouri's and Mississippi State's) slowed things down a little bit after a while, and great defenses locked A&M down to a solid degree once they got up to speed.

He's got a degree in economics and boy does it show The man has screwed up this season much like he has screwed up the previous 12 seasons before that.