Sentence examples for ask graduates from inspiring English sources

For college seniors, May means graduation, and it's only natural to want to ask graduates the question on all our minds: So... what's next?

Studies have shown that such a levy, which would abolish fees but ask graduates to pay between 0.25% and 2% of their income over a 20-year period, could raise substantially more for universities than the current system.

Yet, it seems that the emotional significance of the day is increasingly marred by the huge, up-front costs that universities ask graduates and their families to fork out.

A fairer system of payment for the degrees, for the contribution we ask graduates to make.

One tactic was to ask graduates to take photos of themselves opening a door and posting it on social media.

Ask graduates to name another USC family in the city, and they'll name 10. Alumni like Craig Steele, who had a parent working at the university, attended for a practical reason: His tuition was free.

A cognitive mapping method was used to ask graduate students experienced with OO techniques about their perceptions of what is complex (difficult to understand) about OO systems.

Just ask graduate student Anna Scott.

Truth: Very few scientists are legitimately evil, though the number rises if you ask graduate students to characterize their advisers.

We ask graduate students to limit themselves to a maximum of one appointment a week.

Often in school research we ask graduate students to "shadow" a student for a whole day, go to all classes, be a fly on the wall, watch what she experiences.