Sentence examples for General graduates from inspiring English sources

The government's Graduate Labour Market Statistics: 2015, published in April this year, continue to show that, in general, graduates are more likely to be in work and earn much more than non-graduates over a working lifetime.

The career of each M.D.-Ph.D. graduate is uniquely based upon research and clinical interests, but in general, graduates spend 3 to 7 years in specialty and subspecialty clinical and research training -- that is, residency and fellowship.

The general graduated from the National War College, the Infantry School and the Command and General Staff College.

When JAMIE GORELICK, the former United States Deputy Attorney General, graduated from Harvard Law School in 1975, 18percentt of the school's student body were women.

Candidates for admission must take the general Graduate Record Examination and may take the subject test in Mathematics as well.

Candidates for admission must take the general Graduate Record Examination and preferably the subject test in Mathematics as well.

Applicants for admission must submit their scores on the general Graduate Record Examination as part of the application.

Each graduate student will have a three-member M.F.A. Advisory Committee composed of an Advisor of Record from the Department of Art's general graduate faculty, and two additional members.

According to the World Bank, while general graduate degree programs, which include the humanities and social sciences, still have the highest enrollment, the number of students seeking technical degrees grew six times faster from 2000 to 2004.

Further, those in fields such as sociology, politics, philosophy, or general graduate students, lawyers, think tanks, government departments, and specialized Russian studies programs will find the book helpful.

In general, graduate students are supported (tuition plus stipend) for at least 4 years through fellowships, project grants awarded to individual faculty members from outside agencies, or through an Assistantship in Instruction.