The phrase "allowed graduating" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express permission related to the act of graduating, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The school policy allowed graduating students to participate in the ceremony."
Alternatives: "permitted to graduate" or "authorized to graduate".
Last week, a federal ruling finally allowed graduate students at private universities to unionize.
At the same time, he was playing basketball for the university (Chicago allowed graduate students to play on its teams) and semi-professional baseball during the summer.
PSW allows graduates from any U.K. course to stay in the United Kingdom for 2 years without a work permit or a job offer, whereas the previous scheme allowed graduates only 1 year.
Changed regulations allowed graduates of technical high schools to enroll in majors previously restricted to graduates of more elite academic high schools.
The new course, like the course it replaced, allowed graduates to be admitted to Johns Hopkins University without examination, and provided students with greater flexibility.
The Foundation has thus functioned to increase Australian awareness of state of the art international research, increased international recognition of Australian research, and allowed graduate students to interact with leading chemists based in institutions far from Australia.
The very fact of subsequently getting involved in teaching allowed graduates to hone their teaching skills and further built their self-confidence.
Many insurers, including independent Blue Cross Blue Shield providers and United Healthcare have announced efforts to allow graduating students who are currently on their parents' plans to stay there to avoid any gap in coverage.
The goals of the training were to allow graduating students to perform nursing duties in a real-world working situation and to become familiar with the hospital environment, job content, professional knowledge and required skills and attitudes.
President Obama is also ordering DHS to propose changes to "expand and extend" the Optional Practical Training (OPT) program for post-secondary science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) students, which allows graduates to extend their stays after graduation.
