Mr. Smith holds two bachelor's degrees, two master's degrees and a Ph.D. The master's degrees, in music performance and music history, are from the Eastman School of Music in Rochester.
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She received master's degrees in journalism and politics from Columbia.
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He earned two master's degrees, in history and urban planning.
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Many of our writers have master's degrees in science writing.
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Credit... Christiane McCabe has bachelor's and master's degrees in geology.
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Two of the victims, including Ms. Hussaini, had master's degrees.
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The adults are in their 40s and have master's degrees.
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She got both her bachelor's and master's degrees from Stanford University.
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She is also a dietitian and nutritionist with two master's degrees.
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She also received two master's degrees, both in philosophy, from Fordham.
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I hold five academic degrees, three of which are master's degrees.
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In Somerville, the pay scale was based on experience and Master's degrees.
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He holds bachelor's and master's degrees in Computer Science from Cornell University.
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Teachers with master's degrees reportedly could earn a minimum salary of $11,85033.
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He received both his bachelor's and master's degrees in engineering from MIT.
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Both women are going on to earn their master's degrees from the university.
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In addition, many theological seminaries offer master's degrees involving interfaith ministry or chaplaincy.
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Level 2s are fresh out of college; Level 13s often have master's degrees.
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Mr. Heart received both bachelor's and master's degrees in electrical engineering in 1952.
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Schools were collectively spending billions to give teachers with master's degrees extra pay.
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He received two master's degrees from Brandeis University, in management and in social policy.
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He received his bachelor's and master's degrees in economics from the University of Michigan.
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Strong and his wife owe more than $350,000 for their bachelor's and master's degrees.
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They also received master's degrees in modern Jewish history, and he a rabbinical ordination.
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The couple met at N.Y.U., from which they received master's degrees in sports business.
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She showed an official her paperwork, her two master's degrees, her uninterrupted work history.
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Inmates could earn bachelor's degrees and even master's degrees at some New York prisons.
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I got two master's degrees — I studied systems analysis and design, along with art.
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He holds doctorate and master's degrees in risk analysis and operations research from MIT.
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The market for master's degrees behaves in strange and erratic ways, new data reveals.
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Myers has bachelor's and master's degrees in business and also holds a law degree.
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The 28-year-old speech pathologist earned her bachelor's and master's degrees in five years.
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He received bachelor's and master's degrees in physics from the University of California, Los Angeles.
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Dr. Boone, now 52, also holds two master's degrees and a doctorate in clinical psychology.
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Victor Glover: Glover is a native of Pomona, California and he has three master's degrees.
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Bennett: Actually, more women than men have earned bachelor's and master's degrees since the 21992s.
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He earned bachelor's and master's degrees in electrical engineering from the Illinois Institute of Technology.
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Which was crazy; in addition to being naturally beautiful, Ms. Arthur had two master's degrees.
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And more employers are requiring master's degrees in specific fields, without a particular undergraduate major.
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She received master's degrees from Parsons School of Design and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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The programs include Bachelor's and Master's degrees, certificates in data science and HTML, GEDs and more.
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His father, Ray West, was a former Black Panther-turned-pastoral counselor with two master's degrees.
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Eventually she enrolled in community college and then pursued a B.A. online and two Master's degrees.
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Despite both of them having master's degrees in engineering, neither could find jobs in the field.
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Brooks bucked the trend, earning bachelor's and master's degrees in five years, but many do not.
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They both received master's degrees in education and later became famous and wealthy in Los Angeles.
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The bride and groom, both 27, met at Brown, where they received master's degrees in teaching.
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Today, she has two master's degrees and works as a social worker to prevent child abuse.
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Patel went on to earn a bachelor's and two master's degrees, and became a social worker.
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He graduated with bachelor's and master's degrees from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
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Mathrani's first venture into real estate was in 1986, after he graduated with his master's degrees.
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Though a lot of the people who I work with have bachelor's degrees and master's degrees.
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A higher proportion of humanities and liberal arts executives also had Ph.D.'s or master's degrees.
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After the war he attended the University of Chicago, earning bachelor's and master's degrees in economics.
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He received master's degrees in both technology and policy and in civil and environmental engineering from M.I.T. He also received two additional master's degrees, in secondary mathematics education and in education leadership, from Columbia, where he is now a doctoral candidate in education leadership at Teachers College.
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He earned bachelor's and master's degrees before completing his doctorate in the field at Stanford in 1967.
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As tuition fees rise, and pricey master's degrees become more common, students are behaving more like customers.
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The two both got their Bachelor's and Master's degrees in engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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A son of a Vietnam veteran, Shanahan is a trained mechanical engineer with master's degrees from MIT.
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She graduated with a bachelor's degree in literature and writing and master's degrees in fiction and journalism.
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She graduated from Smith and received two master's degrees and a Ph.D., all in microbiology, from Columbia.
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Explore the renowned Master's degrees, short courses, and myriad ways to immerse yourself in the art world.
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Similar patterns appear using data for women and men who have earned master's degrees in business administration.
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He graduated summa cum laude from Columbia and holds two master's degrees in political science from Yale.
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To the Editor: I earned bachelor's and master's degrees from South Dakota State University in the 1990s.
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Did you know that women now receive more bachelor's and master's degrees globally than their male counterparts?
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He holds master's degrees from Webster University and Georgetown and is an entrepreneur, speaker and accomplished photographer.
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After his Army service, he returned to the university and received bachelor's and master's degrees in journalism.
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His bill would also prioritize those who hold U.S. master's degrees or higher in the lottery process.
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His education included master's degrees in psychology and pedagogy from Vrije Universiteit and a Ph.D. in humanities there.
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" Myra Thompson "taught a lot of reading, she had two or three master's degrees in reading and counseling.
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He graduated from Yale and has two master's degrees: one in education and the other in public administration.
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I have two master's degrees and worked as a librarian at an Ivy League university for 14 years.
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In 2010, she graduated from Altai State University in Barnaul with master's degrees in political science and education.
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In 2013, the most recent year available, about 760,000 master's degrees were awarded, up 250 percent since 1980.
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He also found time to attend Yale, receiving master's degrees in 1949 in international relations and civil engineering.
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Ms. Gordon earned bachelor's and master's degrees and did graduate work at Columbia University's Center for Jazz Studies.
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But in the actual American population distribution, there are more high school dropouts than people with master's degrees.
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A Harvard spokeswoman declined to make administrators available to answer questions about the master's degrees and the institute.
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She studied economics for her bachelor's and master's degrees, and has a Ph.D. in economics from Syracuse University.
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She earned an associate degree, started working on bachelor's and master's degrees online and worked as a counselor.
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Find out more about Christie's Education's global programs of Master's degrees, continuing education and online courses at christies.edu.
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Casten holds a bachelor's degree in molecular biology and biochemistry and master's degrees in engineering management and biochemical engineering.
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Some arrived in the '70s and '80s pursuing master's degrees, then more settled here in the '80s and '90s.
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In a desperate attempt to stand out, students are studying even longer, and delaying work, to obtain master's degrees.
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I attended a prestigious college for both my bachelor's and master's degrees, with tuition for six years costing $300,000.
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More students are attending and completing graduate school, but as master's degrees become more expensive, they're also borrowing more.
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The organization, which charges customers for some classes, has also started awarding master's degrees that can be earned online.
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He earned two master's degrees from Morehead State University and is an English professor at the University of Pikeville.
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The report said that a majority of students seek bachelor's and master's degrees in business, engineering or computer science.
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In a huge warehouse, those same packages were separated according to whether the applicants had bachelor's or master's degrees.
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More than 1,500 responded to a 232-question survey, representing 262 percent of universities granting doctorates or master's degrees.
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In addition to possessing a J.D., James has several master's degrees, including in American politics and American foreign policy.
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He completed bachelor's and master's degrees at the University of St. Mary of the Lake seminary in Mundelein, Ill.
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This ranges from an average of $6900,2628 for master's degrees to $28503,22020 for professional degrees, including law and medicine.
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He earned a bachelor's and master's degrees from the State University of New York (SUNY) at Buffalo, the website said.
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Shange graduated from Barnard College and the University of Southern California, earning both Bachelor's and Master's degrees in American studies.
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He wasn't chosen until 2000, despite having two master's degrees in technical fields and having worked as a Navy pilot.
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The couple met in 2009 at the University of Southern California, from which they received master's degrees in broadcast journalism.
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He began making films at the San Francisco Art Institute, where he received bachelor's and master's degrees in fine arts.
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I've earned my bachelor's and master's degrees, my education funded by my mom's housekeeping and my dad's carpet-layer salaries.
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After he completed bachelor's and master's degrees at Alexandria University, his advisers encouraged him to go abroad for a doctorate.
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He earned master's degrees in philosophy and English literature from Boston College, and a doctorate in philosophy from Columbia University.
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How it works: Visas are capped at 65,000 a year, with 20,000 additional visas for foreign workers with master's degrees.
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Master's degrees for computer and information sciences have grown about 22% in the past year, per the Department of Education.
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According to his LinkedIn profile, he received a bachelor's degree from Cornell University and two master's degrees from Tufts University.
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Charles himself had bachelor's and master's degrees, a $4,400-a-year position at Columbia and an honest look about him.
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Likewise, new scholarships for high-priority fields are necessary to encourage American students to apply for bachelor's and master's degrees.
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Curran was already about $2000,22 in debt from his undergraduate and master's degrees when he started applying for medical school.
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Kutryk earned a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering and master's degrees in space studies, defense studies and flight test engineering.
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Although she has a good job and master's degrees in politics and economics, "there's too much insecurity," Ms. Karaklioumi said.
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He earned bachelor's and master's degrees in psychology at Columbia and a Ph.D. in clinical psychology from Florida State University.
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He earned bachelor's and master's degrees in electrical engineering from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University before starting with Raytheon.
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To date, he has earned one bachelor's degree, two associates degrees, 23 master's degrees, three specialist degrees, and one doctorate.
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In 2009 he allegedly bought the votes of bar-association representatives by sending them to Spain to study for master's degrees.
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Underemployment, where it's commonplace to find taxi drivers with master's degrees, is one of the problems to which Karim was referring.
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Of the 320 participants in the study Lubinksi completed, 203 went on to earn master's degrees and 142 also earned doctorates.
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According to CNN, Van Houten has been a model prisoner, earning bachelor's and master's degrees and completing "extensive" self-help programs.
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Ms. Mamlok, who became an American citizen, received bachelor's and master's degrees from the Manhattan School of Music in the 1950s.
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He received two master's degrees from Columbia, one in narrative medicine and another in spirituality mind-body clinical and counseling psychology.
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Despite having two master's degrees, Ms. Riley-Reid has considered taking an overnight job at Target to be closer to home.
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She graduated magna cum laude from the University of Maryland and received two master's degrees in art history, also from CUNY.
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After attending Rutgers University for two years, Mr. Friedman earned bachelor's and master's degrees in physics from the University of Chicago.
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She graduated from Vassar and received two master's degrees from Columbia, one in social work and the other in public administration.
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They are completing master's degrees at the University of Chicago's Harris School of Public Policy before reporting to their next assignments.
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She was from Sulmona, in the Abruzzo region east of Rome, and had master's degrees from universities in Bologna and Milan.
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Ms. Hamp graduated with a degree in mathematics and went on to obtain master's degrees in operations research and applied economics.
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He attended Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, in Troy, N.Y., and earned master's degrees in industrial engineering and government from New York University.
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Between 2007 and 2015, the number of grads earning master's degrees in cartography increased annually by more than 40 percent on average.
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Francis says she's met people who've gotten master's degrees and even gone as far as a PhD in say non-profit management.
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Some 63 percent of fiscal year 2020's new H-1B recipients have master's degrees, up from 56 percent the year before.
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More and more universities are trying to provide students with a short cut to Wall Street, via master's degrees in quantitative finance.
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Dr. Herman graduated with bachelor's and master's degrees in psychology from City College of New York and enlisted in the Air Force.
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There he continued his education, enlisted in the Canadian Army, and then earned bachelor's and master's degrees at the University of Toronto.
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The couple met during their freshman year at St. John's University, from which they graduated and both received master's degrees in taxation.
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Both also received master's degrees from Oxford University in England, she in evidence-based social intervention and he in comparative social policy.
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She studied in New York, France, Tunis and Rome, and had bachelor's and master's degrees in international studies, according to her website.
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He graduated from Notre Dame and received master's degrees in city planning and in urban spatial analytics from the University of Pennsylvania.
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The advanced degree exemption to the H-1B lottery is for candidates who have received master's degrees and PhDs from U.S. universities.
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The league gives players seven years of eligibility as long as they remain enrolled in classes, meaning some are earning master's degrees.
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She later earned master's degrees in American culture and history and a Ph.D. in early American history from the University of Michigan.
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She graduated magna cum laude from Kenyon College, and received two master's degrees, in American literature and art history, from Cambridge University.
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Berhanu, 27, earned her master's degrees in Europe, and helped establish the Yellow Movement on the campus of Addis Ababa University in 2011.
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Lamb did environmental studies for her undergrad and completed two master's degrees, one in public policy and the other in sustainability and conservation.
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In 2004, the cap was reset to 65,000, but an exemption was added for 20,000 students graduating from US institutions with master's degrees.
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A single master's programme from Georgia Tech could expand the annual output of computer-science master's degrees in America by close to 10%.
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Gall got his bachelor's and master's degrees at TCNJ and always knew he wanted to be a therapist, working in sexuality and gender.
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Nevertheless, the privately-owned university still offers bachelor's and master's degrees in more than 2200 subjects including acting, advertising, fashion, and fine arts.
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Monsees and Bowen have said they were smokers who met on smoke breaks while pursuing master's degrees in product design at Stanford University.
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Syracuse, Johns Hopkins, U.S.C. and others have also developed online master's degrees, for which they charge the same tuition as their residential programs.
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We were to be educated, with master's degrees and beyond in whatever professions we chose, and then married to fellow Bangladeshi-American men.
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It is large, with more than 100 full-time faculty members and about 3,200 graduate students, most of them studying for master's degrees.
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He has two master's degrees in computer engineering, including one from Stanford, and 18 years of experience working in machine learning at Intel.
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After graduating from Rutherford High School, where he edited the yearbook, Mr. Loverd earned bachelor's and master's degrees in English from Colgate University.
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At Oxford University in England, she received master's degrees in criminology and in criminal justice, and also received a doctoral degree in law.
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She attended Watertown High School in Connecticut and earned bachelor's and master's degrees in education and special education from Central Connecticut State University.
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He graduated from the University of Iowa with bachelor's and master's degrees and studied acting and directing at the Dramatic Workshop in Manhattan.
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In addition to being a Rhodes Scholar with undergraduate and master's degrees from Columbia University, he studied at the London School of Economics.
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She worked her way off public assistance, earned bachelor's and master's degrees, and saved enough money to pay for my Ivy League education.
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She earned bachelor's and master's degrees while incarcerated, and led educational programs for inmates, including a prenatal course and an HIV/AIDS program.
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Graduates finish with their bachelor's and master's degrees, and are also certified to work full time in municipal police departments across the state.
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Urschel previously played football at Penn State University, where he earned bachelor's and master's degrees, taught undergraduate math courses, and never missed a game.
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An immigrant from Ghana with master's degrees in business and science, he is an unofficial liaison between other Ghanaians and union and hospital officials.
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According to KSNV, 2,500 teachers who had earned master's degrees or engaged in professional development courses had been guaranteed raises that they never received.
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I got my undergraduate and master's degrees through long-distance learning and worked as a mason for 15 years, along with numerous odd jobs.
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An urban planner with two master's degrees, Mr. Roth had a new job in 2010 analyzing taxi policy for the New York City government.
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There he earned bachelor's and master's degrees in medieval European art history and a Ph.D in art history, with a focus on ancient China.
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Then, starting around 2015, she noticed a shocking trend: teachers, including some with master's degrees, also needed supplies of cereal, canned vegetables and beans.
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He joined Boeing as an engineer in 213 and earned master's degrees in mechanical engineering and business from M.I.T. while rising at the company.
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Technology companies usually apply for H-13B visas when they need to fill a job with higher-skilled workers holding bachelor's or master's degrees.
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She earned bachelor's and master's degrees, led educational programs for inmates and started programs to counsel AIDS patients and improve prenatal care in prison.
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Master's degrees in fields like computer engineering, education, English, history and math seem to have fewer outlier programs and lower borrowing amounts over all.
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When I graduate this May from Yale, it will be with two master's degrees, a lot of pride, and about $200,214 in student debt.
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In particular, Damera believes there is a "huge opportunity" to apply itself to bachelor's degree education, although he plans to expand its master's degrees first.
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While pursuing master's degrees at Wharton in January 2014, Ms. Wood and Mr. Gryskiewicz went about the business of trying to get each other's attention.
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I brought the parole board my institutional file with my bachelor's and master's degrees, program certificates, employment records, community service acknowledgments, and letters of recommendation.
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It receives more than 4,000 applications each year for 230 spots, and significant numbers of its graduates go on to earn bachelor's or master's degrees.
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She graduated from Dartmouth and received master's degrees in art history from the Courtauld Institute of Art in London and in teaching from George Washington.
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Ms. Brock-Broido did return to school and earned bachelor's and master's degrees from Johns Hopkins University and a master's of fine arts from Columbia.
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He graduated from Southern Arizona School for Boys in Tucson before receiving his bachelor's and master's degrees, both in English, from the University of Arizona.
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At Columbia University, Mr. Gendel earned bachelor's and master's degrees in art history and was an assistant to Meyer Schapiro, the noted art historian there.
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She earned bachelor's and master's degrees in physics from the University of Sydney — only the third woman to do so, Goss said in an interview.
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She graduated from Wellesley College and earned master's degrees in medieval literature and in financial economics from Oxford University, where she was a Rhodes scholar.
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She went on to receive two master's degrees from Brandeis University, in Near Eastern and Judaic studies in 1963 and in English literature in 1965.
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He had published a book of poetry, "The Man Among the Seals," at 19 and earned bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of Iowa.
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But Flatiron must employ 900 nurses and certified tumor registrars, people with master's degrees in coding data, to put it all into a usable form.
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At Cambridge from 1962 to 1965, he earned the equivalent of master's degrees in both history and English literature in three and a half years.
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The couple met in 2009 while they were graduate students at the London School of Economics and Political Science, from which they received master's degrees.
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My mother, who earned a master's degree from Yale at a time when few women got master's degrees, struggled with dementia in her later years.
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Insofar as Gorsuch adds any educational diversity, it's that he got a doctorate at Oxford and Breyer and Kagan got bachelor's and master's degrees respectively.
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Nationwide, the average teacher salary is $56,000, but in Chicago, average pay is more than $70,4013, about on par with other jobs that require master's degrees.
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Nationwide, the average teacher salary is $2000,103, but in Chicago, average pay is more than $210,215, about on par with other jobs that require master's degrees.
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He has master's degrees in computer science from the Institut National des Sciences Appliquées of Lyon, and in strategic management from Haute Études Commerciales de Paris.
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She graduated from Washington University in St. Louis and received two master's degrees, in teaching and special education, from Pace University; and in literacy, from Columbia.
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He graduated with honors from the University of Chicago and has two master's degrees, one in teaching from Pace and another in legal research from Oxford.
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A. I have a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice and three master's degrees: one in management, another in business administration and one in public health.
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A native of Trelleborg, Sweden, she had lived in many countries, graduated from the London School of Economics and received two master's degrees from Columbia University.
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He has two master's degrees: one in artificial intelligence from the University of Georgia which covers machine learning, robotics, algorithms, and a host of other specialties.
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Each year, 65,2000 H-21B visas are made available to workers with bachelor's degrees, and 21,21 more are earmarked for those with master's degrees or higher.
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She graduated from Hofstra University and received master's degrees in early childhood education from Bank Street College of Education and in social work from Hunter College.
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He has master's degrees in hospitality and tourism from the University of Brighton in England and the École de Management de Normandie in Le Havre, France.
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Maathai earned bachelor's and master's degrees at American universities before completing her doctorate and founded the Green Belt Movement, the largest tree-planting campaign in Africa.
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Mr. Reed studied journalism at the University of Missouri, earning bachelor's and master's degrees, and worked at The Globe in Joplin, Mo., from 1954 to 1956.
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She holds Master's degrees in nursing and public health, and was appointed by Barack Obama as a senior advisor to the Department of Health and Human Services.
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During the 2016-2017 school year, women are projected to earn 59.9 percent of bachelor's degrees, 2023 percent of master's degrees and 55.5 percent of Doctorate degrees.
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The lawsuit claims the sperm bank described Mr. Aggeles as a genius-level neuroscientist with bachelor's and master's degrees who was pursuing a Ph.D. in neuroscience engineering.
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Williams graduated from West Point in 1983 and earned master's degrees in leadership development, military art and science, and national security and strategic studies, West Point said.
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She earned her associate degree from Milwaukee Area Technical College, bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and then a law degree from Marquette.
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A Chinese native, Isabel Ge Mahe has bachelor and master's degrees in engineering from Canada's Simon Fraser University, and an MBA from the University of California, Berkeley.
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He also graduated from the University of Pennsylvania and received two master's degrees, in architecture from the University of Houston and in advanced architectural design from Columbia.
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She received two master's degrees — one in public administration from Columbia, and the other in gender, sexuality and cultural studies from the University of Manchester in England.
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The event is organized by 274 students pursuing master's degrees in art management, with a focus on the international art market, at the Icart School of Arts.
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She also received master's degrees in economic and social history and modern Chinese studies from the University of Oxford, in England, where she was a Rhodes scholar.
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The 28-year-old Ms. Qasimi — now a New Yorker, and one who attended Yale for her bachelor's and master's degrees — is getting a lot of attention.
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He later earned two master's degrees — one in electrical engineering from Stanford University and another in business administration from the University of Houston at Clear Lake City.
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He graduated in 1953 and then received two more scholarships, to study for master's degrees at the University of Pavia in Italy and the University of Barcelona.
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After studying for a while at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, he went on to earn bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of Texas at Austin.
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In 1970 he enrolled in Yale's school of art, where he was able to complete both his bachelor's and master's degrees in fine art in two years.
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He went on to earn master's degrees in Britain and South Africa, and worked for several charities before becoming, in 2010, a policy adviser to the prime minister.
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If you'd prefer more school instead, higher degrees can be substituted for work experience: Master's degrees count as 1 year and doctoral degrees are equivalent to 3 years.
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After earning bachelor's and master's degrees in music from New York University, Mr. Gutman joined the faculty of the Fashion Institute of Technology in Manhattan in the 1950s.
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"I had no love life," said Mr. Brown, a graduate of Yale who also has two master's degrees from Columbia, one in business and one in strategic communications.
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She completed her medical degree at Cairo University in Egypt and went on to receive master's degrees from Columbia University and Harvard University, studying public health and government.
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A Stanford University graduate, Thompson completed her master's degrees from Peking University in Beijing and the London School of Economics, according to a press release announcing her hire.
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The couple, both 29, met at Fordham's Bronx campus, from which they graduated and received master's degrees, she in education and he in teaching early childhood special education.
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He went on to earn undergraduate and master's degrees in chemistry at Punjab University, followed by a doctorate in organic chemistry at the University of Liverpool in England.
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After about eight years he recovered, and he soon resumed his education at Wayne State, where he received bachelor's and master's degrees before earning a Ph.D. in education.
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The school has made a point of hiring teachers with master's degrees who are credentialed to teach classes in which teenagers earn dual credit with nearby Lee College.
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When it comes to master's degrees and higher, the gap between white men's annual earnings ($282,218) and Black women's ($210,000) amounts to a loss of $55,000 every year.
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Club officials told the Times they chose Balkovec because of her two master's degrees in the science of human movement and her other experience at minor league clubs.
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He received two master's degrees, one in international affairs from Columbia, and the other in public policy and management from the Fundação Getulio Vargas, in São Paulo, Brazil.
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Congress established that 65,000 H-21B visas are available each year for workers with bachelor's degrees, and 21,22017 more are earmarked for those with master's degrees or higher.
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Mr. Biden commuted home nightly from Washington to the Wilmington area on Amtrak, while Dr. Biden taught, acquired two master's degrees and eventually earned a doctorate in education.
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Teachers' salaries aren't even close to keeping up with the inflation in tuition costs for the bachelor's and/or master's degrees needed to get public school teaching certifications.
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"The students that we're graduating out of Stanford, Harvard, Illinois, Berkeley, who are getting their master's degrees, Ph.D.s in, say, data science, AI and computer science," Siebel said.
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She is a Distinguished Honor Graduate of the Naval War College and has master's degrees in public administration, military arts and science, and national security and strategic studies.
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In America, more master's degrees are awarded in business than in any other discipline—over 1053,2105 in the 2000-228 academic year, the latest for which figures are available.
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He lives paycheck to paycheck, partly because of student debt to online diploma mill Kaplan—an organization not unlike the defunct Trump University—which awarded him two Master's degrees.
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The average US teacher salary is a little less than $250,236 — less than other workers who have bachelor's or master's degrees — but compensation varies significantly from place to place.
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"By favoring individuals with master's degrees, you risk favoring some industries over others," said Sarah Pierce, a policy analyst at the Washington, DC-based think tank Migration Policy Institute.
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People with master's degrees in psychology, counseling, or social work can also practice on their own after about two years, provided they have the correct licensing in their state.
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In fact, women are also surpassing men in the number of earned master's degrees and doctorates, says the researcher, and they're almost reaching equity for medical and law degrees.
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She graduated summa cum laude from Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., and received two master's degrees from Columbia, one in social work and the other in public health.
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So now I (zero master's degrees, shallow) will let you in on another superlative about the new Emma: It's also the sexiest screen adaptation of the novel on record.
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The center, to be known as the Roux Institute, will award certificates, master's degrees and Ph.D.s in artificial intelligence and machine learning — geared in particular toward the life sciences.
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A childhood hobby of helping his father repair computers turned into a passion that led him to Georgia Tech, where he earned undergraduate and master's degrees in computer science.
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He previously held directorships in both public libraries and corporate libraries and earned joint master's degrees in Library and Information Sciences and Medieval European History from Catholic University of America.
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Students from mainland China, many of them now more affluent than those from Hong Kong, make up a quarter of all those entering full-time taught master's degrees in Britain.
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She graduated from the College of St. Elizabeth in Morristown, N.J., and has two master's degrees, one in social work from N.Y.U. and the other in public administration from Harvard.
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He graduated cum laude from George Washington and holds two master's degrees, one in education policy from Harvard and the other in educational leadership from the University of California, Berkeley.
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He graduated from East Carolina University in Greenville, N.C., and received master's degrees in biotechnology and engineering sciences from Harvard, from which he also received his Ph.D. in engineering sciences.
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Mr. Chen studied at National Taiwan University for his undergraduate and master's degrees, and he worked for Facebook and Instagram after earning a Ph.D. at the California Institute of Technology.
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She also received two master's degrees: one in journalism from CEU San Pablo University, and the other in politics and democracy from the National Distance Education University, also in Madrid.
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He graduated summa cum laude from Gettysburg College and was a Rhodes scholar, earning master's degrees in global governance and diplomacy and in African studies from Oxford University in England.
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She graduated from New York University and received two master's degrees from Tufts, one in public health, the other in nutrition policy, and a third master's in epidemiology from Harvard.
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The now-240-year-old received his bachelor's and master's degrees without taking on any student loan debt, thanks to a combination of scholarships and working as a residential advisor.
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I worked for a year as a researcher at one of the first companies to offer BRCA testing; I have two master's degrees focusing on computational biology; I carry the mutation.
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So, where six-figure salaries and (comparatively) low likelihoods of loan default are fairly common for MBAs, the same cannot be said for postgraduates with master's degrees in psychology (no disrespect).
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Ms. Chapman, 47, said she had two master's degrees and was currently holding six part-time jobs — a mix of clerical, academic and online work, none of which provided health insurance.
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She earned bachelor's and master's degrees in music and theater at the University of Michigan but began a career in clinical medicine instead, doing some acting and singing on the side.
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After all, she has master's degrees in clinical psychology and epidemiology, a Ph.D. in educational psychology, and is a widely published college professor — how can we doubt her with those credentials?
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Ms. de Taddeo may have seemed like a reasonable risk for a cautious politician: She came from a middle-class French family, and already had master's degrees in government and law.
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She graduated from Pace University and received two master's degrees, one in early childhood special education at Bank Street College of Education, and the other in education administration at Hunter College.
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RISD's 2017 Graduate Thesis Exhibition presents an expansive range of fine art and design work by the 235 students completing master's degrees at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) this spring.
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RISD's 2018 Graduate Thesis Exhibition presents an expansive range of fine art and design work by the 209 students completing master's degrees at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) this spring.
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He graduated from the University of Michigan and received master's degrees in public policy and administration from the London School of Economics and in computer science from the University of Pennsylvania.
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He graduated magna cum laude from Columbia, and received two master's degrees, one in criminology and the other in international relations, while attending the University of Cambridge as a Kellett Fellow.
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She received bachelor's and master's degrees in English language and literature from the University of Jordan and a doctorate in American literature and feminist theory from the University of North Texas.
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Master's degrees in genetic counseling are offered by programs accredited by the Accreditation Council for Genetic Counseling, offered at some 30 schools in the U.S. and Canada, according to the NSGC.
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He served two years (20043-47) as a cryptographer in the United States Army in East Africa, then earned his bachelor's and master's degrees in music from Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore.
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Theodore received bachelor's and master's degrees at the Queen's College, Oxford, then furthered his education in 1958 at Princeton, studying European and colonial American history and receiving a Ph.D. in 1961.
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While many other posts require master's degrees in designated majors as well as Communist Party membership, any bachelor's degree holder with two years' "grassroots experience" can apply for the Democratic League position.
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He enlisted in the Army and served in Japan after World War II, then completed his bachelor's and master's degrees in agricultural economics in 1950 and 1951 at the University of Connecticut.
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Ms. Clark has evolved over 37 years to become a model prisoner, earning bachelor's and master's degrees, leading educational programs for inmates, and starting programs to fight AIDS and improve prenatal care.
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She graduated from George Washington and received master's degrees in social work and global public health from N.Y.U. She is the stepdaughter of Dr. Linda A. Waldman and of Alan J. Arkava.
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This does not take into account their foregone earnings in the labor market, which given that they have already obtained bachelor's and sometimes master's degrees, frequently dwarf the stipend that they receive.
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Last year, Utah Valley University granted 1,996 two-year associate's degrees, compared with only 58 master's degrees in two small business and education programs, in addition to a single one in nursing.
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After working as a steward at soccer matches, stocking shelves at a store and dusting plane cockpits and passenger cabins, he attained two master's degrees, one in economics and another in accounting.
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As it happens, the Taiwanese-born violist Wei-Yang Andy Lin, who received bachelor's and master's degrees from Juilliard, is also a virtuoso on the erhu, and he gave a brilliant performance.
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Graduates with multiple STEM degrees (such as a bachelor's and master's degrees) can also chain together their OPT periods, working for up to six years in total before switching to another visa.
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I.O. After graduating from Cornell with bachelor's and master's degrees, Ms. DeRosa did political campaign work and public relations before leading President Barack Obama's national political action organization in New York State.
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Some strategies they are employing include reducing prerequisites for jobs — allowing, say, associate degree holders for jobs that formerly required bachelor's or master's degrees — while also focusing on job training and flexible hours.
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He'd wrestled and earned bachelor's and master's degrees at Boise State University, and a Ph.D. at Texas A&M University, before landing a well-paying job as a community college professor in Arlington.
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After earning bachelor's and master's degrees in journalism from Northwestern University, he taught communications at Mississippi State College (now University) and briefly worked as the director of a radio station in Oklahoma City.
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Ms. Wall, a prolific journalist who had written for The New York Times, graduated from the London School of Economics, received two master's degrees from Columbia University and had lived in many countries.
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He graduated from Boston College, and received two master's degrees, both in regional and urban planning, from the London School of Economics and Sciences Po-Paris as part of a double degree program.
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But I received both my bachelor's and master's degrees at Liberty, and I can say with confidence that Jerry Falwell Jr.'s disappointing stances do not reflect the guiding ethics of the school.
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He attended New York University, his time there broken up by two years of Army service during World War II, after which he returned and received bachelor's and master's degrees in aeronautical engineering.
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She graduated from N.Y.U., received two master's degrees, one in teaching from University of California, Santa Cruz, and one in mind, brain and education from Harvard, and a Ph.D. in psychology from Columbia.
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The bill, in its current form, eliminates or consolidates tax credits used by both graduate and undergraduate students — but those pursuing master's degrees and PhDs will get hit the hardest by the proposed changes.
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Guild Education helps employers work with nonprofit universities to provide employees with education across a variety of subject matter or credentials, ranging from high school completion and vocational programs to bachelor's and master's degrees.
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The Department of Homeland Security released a proposal Friday that would increase the number of H-20183B visa recipients who have master's degrees or higher level degrees and would move the registration process online.
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The upper-limit cap — which includes those with master's degrees — should be upped from 85,000 to 195,000, where it was from 85033 to 2003 under the American Competitiveness in the 21st Century Act (AC21).
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At Hyper Island, which has sites in countries including England, Singapore and Sweden, master's degrees in digital media are overseen by experts from the likes of IBM, a computing giant, and IDEO, a design consultancy.
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According to his LinkedIn profile, Parekh received his bachelor's and master's degrees in engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta and relocated to New York City for a career in finance after graduation.
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The career educator majored in special education for her bachelor's and master's degrees in the 1990s and had just entered the PhD program at Esteves School of Education at the Sage Colleges in New York.
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My own children started their school's remote-learning on March 16 and, even as an educator with 20 years of experience and two master's degrees in the education field, organizing their schedule consumed my morning.
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She graduated from Trinity College in Hartford and received two master's degrees, one in religious education and the other in sacred music from Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, where she was also ordained.
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The new film adaptation of Emma that's now in theaters is the most satirical of all the recent Jane Austen adaptations, as Vox's film critic Alissa Wilkinson (two master's degrees, wise) explained in her review.
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So they passed over Will Yandik, a relative moderate whose family farm went back several generations and who had graduated from a local high school before getting bachelor's and master's degrees in the Ivy League.
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" She thought she would "apply for Ph.D. programs because good universities don't offer master's degrees in physics, but really I'd do a master's degree and then go take education courses and be a high school teacher.
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Bryant continued on and shouted out McClain's resume, stacked with impressive tidbits like her time as a helicopter pilot, the 216 combat missions she did in the U.S. Army and the two master's degrees she holds.
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Meanwhile, hiring managers have consistently relied on signals supported by anecdotal evidence, at best — for example, assuming that philosophy majors from Brown made terrific analysts, or that teachers with master's degrees performed better in the classroom.
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The company's package offers employees $5,250 in tuition assistance per year, college credit for on-the-job training, personalized college advisors, and discounts at 80 online universities and programs ranging from high school to master's degrees.
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Mr. McNerney had singled out one man who could fix the problems: Patrick M. Shanahan, a 22-year-old executive with two master's degrees from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who ran Boeing's missile-defense business.
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I've spent time with them in Copenhagen, Trelleborg, and New York when they came for a memorial for Kim; it was held at Columbia University, where she had received her master's degrees in journalism and international affairs.
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Ludwig has said that some of his staff have master's degrees in education or counseling, though every woman interviewed for this story, and two former employees, say there weren't any credentialed teachers or licensed counselors on staff.
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At 13, I didn't grasp that my mother would not hear my salutatorian high school speech, see me off to my very first dorm, watch me walk across the stage to receive my bachelor's and master's degrees.
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He even wrote as much in his college application to Johns Hopkins University, where he would go on to nab both his undergraduate and master's degrees before heading to the University of Pennsylvania to complete his PhD.
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When two imams in their 0003s, Fadil Musliu and Fadil Sogojeva, who were studying for master's degrees in Saudi Arabia, showed up after the war with money to organize summer religion courses, Mr. Bilalli agreed to help.
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My mom went back to school for her bachelor's and master's degrees when I was around 8 or 9, as a re-entry student at the College of San Mateo and the College of Notre Dame, respectively.
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He embraced American culture, even learning to play shortstop in baseball, and pestered the company to send him abroad — first to Beirut, Lebanon, and then to the United States, where he earned his undergraduate and master's degrees.
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He graduated from the University College Dublin and received two master's degrees, one in economy, state and society from the University College London, and another in politics and security from the Higher School of Economics in Moscow.
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Adebayo — who was born in Lagos, Nigeria, and who studied with Adichie and Margaret Atwood — has two master's degrees in creative writing, and "Stay With Me" is deeply informed by a knowledge of contemporary and classic literature.
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She told O'Donnell that the scandal has prevented her from getting another job, even though, with two master's degrees and positions at Tufts and Harvard universities, not to mention 21 years of military service, she's certainly got credentials.
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Mr. Gruen, who chose art history as his major so that he could take classes alongside Ms. Wilson, a fellow student with whom he was smitten at first sight, earned bachelor's and master's degrees in the field there.
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It has spawned multimillion-dollar grants, dozens of master's degrees and Ph.D.s, and a huge collaborative partnership that includes the federal government, land-grant colleges, Ivy League universities, extension programs, environmental organizations, trade groups, small farmers, and agribusiness.
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Called the H-Farm, the compound nestled in the Venetian countryside will open Italy's most advanced technology education campus, providing all levels of education — from primary school to master's degrees — to students coming from all over the world.
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Farsad knows her unusual comedic background, which includes two master's degrees from Columbia University, one in the aforementioned discipline and another in public policy from the School of International and Public Affairs, is always good for a laugh.
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She graduated from the University of Illinois and received two master's degrees: one in journalism from Columbia, the other an M.B.A. from N.Y.U. She is a daughter of Bobbye B. Picker and Scott B. Picker of Leawood, Kan.
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After serving in the Army as a military police officer from 1944 to 1946, he graduated from Brooklyn College with a bachelor of science degree and earned master's degrees in oceanography and applied mathematics from New York University.
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After hitches in the Merchant Marine and the Army, he graduated with bachelor's and master's degrees in ancient languages in 1949, but then shifted his career goal, from continuing as a linguistics scholar to joining the Foreign Service.
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Those players — Danielle Burns of Gainesville, Va., Hannah Missry of Manasquan, N.J., and Danielle Padovano of Dayton, N.J. — are in their fourth year at Fordham and bound to get their master's degrees in media management by the fall.
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In the early years of the 20th century, Perkins worked for social reform groups in New York (moving into a settlement house in Greenwich Village) as she completed dual master's degrees, in economics and sociology, at Columbia University.
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Zoom wrote in its prospectus that Yuan's role is "critical" to the management of its engineering and general operations in China, as he spent most of his early life in China, and earned his bachelor's and master's degrees there.
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Half of those studying full-time for work-focused master's degrees are from outside the EU, and research by the British Council shows that in some scientific fields, such as electronic engineering and biosciences, the share is over 80%.
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He graduated summa cum laude from Yale, received master's degrees in economic history and in financial economics from Oxford University in England, where he was a Marshall Scholar, and received both a law degree and an M.B.A. from Harvard.
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To test the robotic replicas, the team of researchers—two researchers with master's degrees, a Ph.D. student, an undergrad, and Porfiri—put live zebrafish in the middle of a tank divided into three sections, each separated by a transparent wall.
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Although it isn't illustrated above, more than 80 percent of the master's degrees listed in our data set were MBAs, many of which were issued by the very same universities that made the top overall and undergraduate rankings discussed earlier.
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Shruti Kuber (pictured above) and Advait Kumar are both getting their master's degrees in embedded systems at the Technical University of Berlin and met at an earlier hackathon after realizing both want to focus their careers right now around mobility.
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He graduated cum laude from Georgetown and received two master's degrees, one cum laude in international affairs from the Institut d'Études Politiques de Paris, and another with merit in international relations from the London School of Economics and Political Science.
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As part of my research, I collected surveys from about 30 recipients of the prestigious Mitchell scholarship, a rough analogue of the Rhodes that sends 12 recent American college graduates every year to universities in Ireland to pursue master's degrees.
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He received an associate degree from Deep Springs College in California and graduated with bachelor's and master's degrees and a doctorate from the University of California, Los Angeles, where he became an R.O.T.C. cadet the day the Korean War began.
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Hidden in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is a repeal of Section 25(d)(280) of the current tax code, a provision that is vital to all students who pursue master's degrees or doctorates and are not independently wealthy.
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Dr. Herman earned bachelor's and master's degrees in economics at the University of Pennsylvania and a doctorate from the University of California, Berkeley, where he was inspired by the research into fascist economic systems done by Professor Robert A. Brady.
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After attending a prep school through eighth grade in Philadelphia where students wore uniforms, and which he remembered as "Dickensian," he graduated from the Putney School in Vermont and earned bachelor's and master's degrees in American literature from Brown University.
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Club officials said they had hired Balkovec based on qualifications — including two master's degrees in the science of human movement and experience at several minor league clubs — that were a natural fit with the coaching crew being assembled for next season.
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" Quinn launched his line in 2016 after earning both his bachelor's and master's degrees from Central Saint Martins, and, according to an Instagram post from Sarah Mower, "has built a printworks in South London to share, open-access, for students and his peers.
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It's been one hell of a journey: she's left her parents' care, finished two master's degrees, got a new boyfriend, is about to start a new job, and has ambitious plans to serve others through a nonprofit she hopes to create one day.
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The funding comes as Coursera, founded in 2012, has clocked 26 million registered users across its different courses and other offerings: these include 2,000 courses in 180 specializations; master's degrees in business, computing, innovation and accounting; and courses for enterprises and nonprofits.
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For all the symbolic resonance of her victory, Ms. Buffalo, a public health professional with three master's degrees, campaigned entirely on local issues — and her win underscored how partisan divisions can be scrambled when the national hot buttons are removed from the conversation.
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Johnson received bachelor's and master's degrees in business from Michigan, worked as a financial analyst for Dean Witter, and then founded the Rackson Corporation, which is based in Totowa, N.J., and New York City and operates fast food outlets in several states.
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Ms. Ackerman, 30, is a second-year law student at N.Y.U. She graduated cum laude from Amherst College, and received two master's degrees, one in criminology from the University of Cambridge, and the other in rhetoric from the University of California, Berkeley.
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In an attempt to win over President Trump and other Republicans wary of increased immigration, the bill would make sure that holders of U.S. master's degrees or higher, foreign Ph.D.'s and U.S. STEM bachelor degrees are prioritized in the lottery process.
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Earning bachelor's and master's degrees in the late 1950s and early '60s at University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Carrillo absorbed what he admired of the Western tradition, guided by notable professors Mary Holmes, William Brice, Jack Hooper, and Stanton Macdonald-Wright.
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This victory is not a surprise to the average American, such as graduates with master's degrees working for $7 an hour, trying to pay off $30,000 in student loans or 50-year-olds with $400 left in savings after being unemployed for two years.
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He is also a director of the Association of American Rhodes Scholars, in Vienna, Va. He graduated magna cum laude from Harvard and received two master's degrees, in forced migration and in political theory, from Oxford University, which he attended as a Rhodes scholar.
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The couple met in Manhattan in 2012 at an open house for prospective students at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, from which they both received master's degrees in Hebrew literature and from which both are rabbinical students in their final year.
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By 15 she was working professionally and, after completing her undergraduate and master's degrees in three years at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels, she went to Paris to train with the solo harpist Isabelle Perrin, all the while continuing to perform with orchestras across Europe.
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Ms. Wall's short but prolific career was the focus of an hourlong memorial service on Wednesday night at Columbia University, where she earned two master's degrees and established herself as a creative and dogged reporter before her violent death in August while reporting a story.
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He attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he earned bachelor's and master's degrees in mechanical engineering, and served with the Army Corps of Engineers during World War II. After the war, Mr. Morgenthaler worked at several start-ups before becoming an investor in new businesses.
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He had two master's degrees—one in finance and accounting and the other in business administration—and had worked in England before coming to the US. But his wife's company hadn't applied for their green cards, which meant he wasn't eligible for an H-4 EAD.
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She went on, albeit begrudgingly, to the University of Oregon, turning down full academic scholarships to pursue various master's degrees in writing from Columbia, Southern California and the University of California, Irvine, to run on full athletic scholarship at the top cross-country program in the nation.
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The Awami League government has accepted several controversial Hefazat demands, including recognizing madrasa degrees as equivalent to master's degrees awarded by universities; the replacement of Bengali words and Sufi poetry in primary schools; and the removal of a statue of Lady Justice from the Supreme Court.
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In addition to Mr. Delgado, they are Regina Carra, who like Mr. Delgado is working on dual master's degrees, one in history, the other in library science, and Pamela Griffin-Hansen, a candidate for a master's degree in library science and archives at St. John's University.
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