Sentence examples for an average graduate from inspiring English sources

Those that do secure employment start on an average graduate salary of just over £17,500.

The firm notes that an average graduate from California Western School of Law owes more than $145,000 in student loans, amounting to monthly payments of more than $1,690.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies IFSS) estimates the retrospective freezing of the threshold at earnings of £21,000 would mean an average graduate would pay back about £3,000 extra, while disadvantaged students who had previously been eligible for support grants would be even worse off.

Last month they published a report showing that the average graduate earns an extra £160,000 over their working life compared with someone who did not go to university.

While it does still seem like a wasteland to the average graduate, we saw a city reborn when we visited in 2012 and things are improving immensely.

Following estimates from the Institute for Fiscal Studies that 73% of graduates will not repay their debt in full, the HEC challenged the sustainability of a system that charges for higher education "at a rate where the average graduate will not be able to pay it back".

"The commission fundamentally questions any system that charges higher education at a rate where the average graduate will not be able to pay it back," the report concludes.

"The average graduate from a top school is making nearly a hundred and twenty thousand dollars a year, the average graduate from a moderately selective school is making ninety thousand dollars.

As for unpaid internships, the average graduate of a four-year college has $18,900 in debt.

A sign would show the average graduate salary in each city (£29,000 in London v £25,000 in Leeds) and the monthly cost to rent each property (£1,850 v £900), plus commuting time and cost.

And the most recent figures suggest an average net graduate premium of £168,000 for men and £252,000 for women.