Sentence examples for campus graduation from inspiring English sources

They could have been admitted to Michigan's Ann Arbor campus (graduation rate: 88percentt, according to College Results Online) or Michigan State (74percentt), but they went, say, to Eastern Michigan (39percentt) or Western Michigan (54 percent).

Coefficient estimates for selection-corrected campus graduation production functions in (4) and (5) not reported in Table 5, using pre-Prop 209 data.

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It's estimated an on-campus graduation at Burbank High this year will cost around $68,000.

A group of seniors, led by class president Aleko Brice, has been pushing for an on-campus graduation rather than one at Burroughs.

Principal Michele Doll thanked seniors Jillian Kauffman and Taylor Berns for initiating the effort to host the on-campus graduation after officials learned that the bleachers at Stengel Field were no longer suitable for accommodating guests and Glendale Community College had a scheduling conflict due to final exams.

It appears that she did not return to campus between graduation and a campaign fundraiser in 2007.

Classmates will be invited to explore all of the new additions and expansions to campus since graduation with the official fifth-reunion treasure map.

"In typical Hugh Rodham fashion, he flew to Boston late the night before, stayed out by the airport, took the MTA to campus, attended graduation" and, after lunch with some of Hillary's classmates, went right back to Chicago, Mrs. Clinton wrote in her 2003 memoir, "Living History".

Vinnakota, then a management consultant in Washington, D.C., was making his first trip back to campus since graduation, and the conversation with classmates turned to the poor quality of urban education and how to give inner-city kids a chance at a place like Princeton.

Coefficient estimates for selection-corrected campus minority graduation production functions in (4) and (5) not reported in Table S5., using post-Prop 209 data.