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Discover LudwigThe phrase "almost graduate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is nearing the completion of their degree or educational program but has not yet officially graduated.
Example: "After four years of hard work, I am now an almost graduate, just waiting for my final grades to be posted."
Alternatives: "nearly graduated" or "on the verge of graduating".
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Currently a (almost) graduate of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, holding a Bachelor of Arts with English and Communication Studies majors.
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TBILISI, GEORGIA — Bassem Bouguerra's résumé goes something like this: almost-graduate of Tunisia's prestigious Académie Militaire; grocery store clerk in southern California; gas station helper not far away; hookah charcoal adjuster in an Arabic restaurant in Long Beach; bus boy, then waiter; programmer at Yahoo; Arab blogger-revolutionary.
It seems that accounting firms will hire almost any graduate".
While Helen Mirren, who took the best actress trophy at the same ceremony, will now almost certainly graduate to an Oscar, Baron Cohen almost certainly won't; he may not even achieve an Academy award nomination.
It suggests an almost identical graduate income-related contribution, albeit one less generous to the poorest in that the repayment threshold would remain at £15,000, as well as totally severing university accountability to students by having all funding centrally directed.
Almost all graduate students receive a stipend, but the amount varies widely.
It was almost like graduate school, only this time I did not have to worry about defending my thesis again!
He remains at Columbia University and will almost certainly graduate with his bachelor's in a few weeks.
He remains at Columbia University, and will almost certainly graduate with his bachelor's in a few weeks.
The compromise would eliminate the federally subsidized student loan program for almost all graduate and professional students.
Against all odds, almost all graduate from high school and more than 80percentt go on to college".
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