- PHDS
- Woodrow Wilson, and others.: Abbr.
- Profs, often
- Many profs
- Profs.' degrees
- Candidates seek them: Abbr.
- Degrees
- Lifelong student's collection, for short
- Grad school grads
- Advanced degrees
- Advanced degs.
- Post-grad goals
- High-level academics
- High degrees
- Some University of Waterloo degrees (abbr.)
- They've been given the third degree?
- Many college profs
- They may need to be defended
- They ideally have good defenses
- Third degrees, usually
- Goals for many graduate students
- Some graduates
- Third degrees
- Professors' degs.
- Degrees of profs.
- High degs.
- Many MIT grads
- Ones who got the third degree
- Some Drs.
- Third degrees, often
- Academics' degrees
- High degrees (abbr.)
- They defended theses: abbr.
- Hooded figures?: Abbr.
- Academic degs.
- Adv. degrees
- They received orals approval
- High degreees
- Professorial credentials
- Some profs
- Hard-earned degrees
- Hard-earned degs.
- Ones who get a third degree
- Degrees for many profs.
- Advanced degrees: Abbr.
- Degs. for many profs
- Univ. conferrals
- Some postgrad degs.
- Profs, usually
- Many economists
- Profs.' degrees, often
- Some MIT bestowals
- Advanced college degs.
- Profs' degs.
- All Economics Nobelists of 2010
- Degs. for profs.
- High-tier academics
- Many professors' degrees: Abbr.
- Many profs.' degrees
- Profs.' typical degrees
- MIT degrees
- Many engineers
- Academic types
- Academia designations
- Many Economics Nobelists
- Degs. for many professors
- Designations requiring defenses
- High academic degrees, for short
- Professors' degrees
- Highest degrees
- Most profs
- Some doctors: Abbr.
- They've been through the third degree
- Successful dissertation defenders
- Scholars of high degree.
- Degree holders.
- Doctorates.
- Men of high degree.
- Advanced students.
- Certain doctors.
- Certain scholars.
- Graduate degrees
- What many profs are
- Univ. third degrees
- Some scholars, for short
- Thesis penners
- Master's superiors?
- Goals of some candidates, for short
- Profs have them
- Grad school achievements
- Degrees of excellence?
- Many academics, for short
- Pursuits of some candidates, for short
- Upper-tier academics
- Nth degrees?
- Degrees of magnitude?
- Goals of some candidates
- Condoleezza Rice and Martin Luther King Jr., for two
- Elite group of grads
- Many tenured profs
- Achievements of Henry Kissinger and Martin Luther King Jr., in brief
- Many faculty members, in brief
- Degrees after M.A.s
- Major academic achievements
- High degrees, for short
- Results of some successful defenses
- Some advanced degree holders
- Third degrees, for short
- Degrees for most profs
- Honors held by only one U.S. president and one U.K. prime minister
- Some doctors, academically
- Degrees that make Drs.
- Third degs., sometimes
- Some M.I.T. grads
- Degrees for Brian May and Miuccia Prada: Abbr.
- Many adjunct profs
- Degrees of distinction
- Degs. for dissertation defenders
- Many tenure earners
- Coveted degrees
- Some postgrad degrees
- Advanced degrees, for short
- Degrees awarded after successful defenses
- Some postgrads' degrees
- Grad. degrees
- Some profs' degrees
- Degrees for some adjunct profs
- Some graduate degrees
- Brainy ones for short
- Coveted degrees, briefly
- Coveted degs.
- Goals for many grad students
- They're given the third degree?
- Degrees held by most college professors
- Some terminal degrees
- Degrees with dissertation defenses
- Some postgrads
- Dissertation writers' prizes
- These defended theses
- Graduation day conferrals
- Many university profs
- Writers of theses, briefly
- Esteemed degs.
- Impressive degs.
- Many shrinks have them
