Graduates in a sentence

In comparison to high school graduates, college graduates that attended a four-year program make around 60 percent more money, while graduates with advanced degrees, such as masters, doctoral, or professional, can make two to three times more.

But producing more graduates did not change the structure of economy to absorb additional graduates.

Graduates of the Masters in Audiology 12; Graduates of the Masters in Speech-Language Pathology 12; Total from Father Muller College of Speech and Hearing 56. There are 5 university ranks under Mangalore University that will also be honoured on the day.

SCC celebrated graduates at its 25th Commencement ceremony June 7. Graduates are transferring to institutions across the University of California and California State University systems as well as private institutions including Chapman, USC and Stanford.

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Despite — or perhaps because of — the emphasis on lower stress, a recent study of over 1,000 graduates of 39 Waldorf high schools in North America shows more Waldorf graduates get into first-choice colleges compared to other private schools.

Elder Margaret provided a brief prayer and thanked the families of graduates for attending and celebrating with the Spring graduates.

Pollak said new graduates may have to settle for lesser jobs until the economy improves, and at that point they'll be competing with a new group of new graduates as well as returning workers.

Recent, upcoming college graduates and graduates were welcome to attend.

Rather than allowing graduates to stay as of right, as Canada does, the new “immigration route” would require graduates to apply again for the extra two years.

The Brexit issue, which has consumed politics and the public debate in Britain since 2016, has eroded traditional party loyalties, dividing the nation along new fault lines of urban vs rural, young vs old, and graduates vs non-graduates.

Congratulating the new graduates on the occasion of the convocation, Abdul Hamid advised the graduates to devote themselves to the task of nation- building along with their professional activities.

Dr. Ray Brooks, president, welcomed graduates, family and guests to celebrate the accomplishments of the graduates.

Every year, papers print out lists of high school graduates, sometimes including the names of colleges these newly minted graduates plan to attend.

D. engineering graduates, and as many as 500,000 BSc graduates, more than any other country.

The academy struggled to fill its incoming classes as its graduates led troops in Southeast Asia, where 333 graduates died.

Abbeyquaye also paid tribute to the graduates’ families in his speech.

According to Federal Reserve data, wealth was equally split between those with and without college degrees in 1990, but today three-quarters of wealth is owned by college graduates.

According to Opata, this short supply of lecturers in Nigerian universities had affected teaching and learning as well as quality of graduates from various institutions.

According to the annual report of the board, which accredits academic programs, 72% of graduates and 75% of new enrollees last year were female.