Sentences with phrase «valuable than a degree»

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One of the most important decisions college students make is what to study, and it's undeniable that some degrees are more valuable than others.

He didn't want to do a Ph.D., and he wasn't sure a master's degree would be any more valuable than the practical experience he was already getting.

This is dialectics, and presented in a way that confounds bigger categories like «the political» with «the personal» — this shot carries an idea that viewers won't need a post-graduate degree to understand, rendering it more valuable than a host of filmmakers» entire oeuvres.

After teachers have completed residency and moved into fulltime teaching, the next step for them should be certification by the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards, a step that I believe is far more valuable than expecting teachers to seek a master's degree.

People might say that a college degree has never been more valuable than it is right now.

A bachelor's degree in computers, and then hands on, real world, experience is far more valuable than a master's degree with no work history.

Even graduates themselves have found that skills are more valuable to their careers than their degrees.

For some industries, these sector - specific certifications will be even more valuable than a gaining a relevant degree, and a much better indication that you'll be able to hit the ground running.

A bachelor's degree can be more valuable than experience alone, so if you're still in school put in the effort to get good grades.

Is international experience more valuable than an industry - specific degree?