Possible Questions:
- Advanced degs.
- Third degrees, often
- Degrees
- Some Drs.
- Highest degrees
- Graduate degrees
- Many profs.
- Academic types
- Third degrees?
- Third degrees
- High degrees
- Profs.' degrees
- Many college profs
- Goals for many grad students
- Coveted degrees
- Third degrees, usually
- They've been given the third degree?
- They're given the third degree?
- Some profs
- Profs' degs.
- Many profs' degs.
- Many profs
- High degs.
- High degrees?
- Advanced degrees
- Academics' degrees
- What many profs are
- Upper-tier academics
- Univ. third degrees
- Thesis penners
- Successful dissertation defenders
- Some scholars, for short
- Some doctors, academically
- Pursuits of some candidates, for short
- Profs' degrees
- Profs, usually
- Profs have them
- Professors' degs.
- Ones who get a third degree
- Nth degrees?
- MIT degrees
- Master's superiors?
- Many profs.' degrees
- Many college profs.
- Many academics, for short
- Lifelong student's collection, for short
- High degrees: Abbr.
- High degrees (abbr.)
- Hard-earned degs.
- Hard-earned degrees
- Grad school achievements
- Goals of some candidates, for short
- Full profs usually hold them
- Doctorate degrees
- Dissertation writers' prizes
- Degs. that result in jobs, eventually, I hope
- Degs. for profs.
- Degs. for many profs
- Degrees of profs
- Degrees of excellence?
- Degrees for many profs.
- Classics degrees, e.g.
- Candidates seek them: Abbr.
- All Economics Nobelists of 2010
- Advanced degrees: Abbr.
- Advanced college degs.