1.   And no more than one in twenty earned a college degree.

2.   For Dexter it was college degrees, limited vocabulary, and growing up on the wrong side of the street.

3.   I was convinced that without a college degree I could never succeed.

4.   In well-born family and friends, Taylor had a credential worth more than any college degree.

5.   Many industrial production managers have a college degree in business administration or industrial engineering.

6.   My main regret is that I never finished my college degree.

7.   Out of that initial group, five women have gone on to obtain college degrees, McKenzie said.

8.   So she took the route of a lot of young people who have college degrees but are still floundering for a career.

9.   Such things were important in the Johnson household, where all five of the children went on to receive college degrees.

10.   The job requires a college degree and a knowledge of computers.