Sentence examples for completing a graduate from inspiring English sources

I will be completing a graduate program next year with approximately $70,000 in debt (all on government student loans, not private ones).

The protester was no freshly radicalized undergraduate, but a 30-year-old former lay missionary in Bolivia now completing a graduate degree in peace studies.

Over the fierce disapproval of her parents, who wanted her to attend Oxford, she enrolled in art school, eventually completing a graduate degree at the Slade School, in London.

While completing a graduate degree in education, at Hofstra, he studied abroad, and the experience was transformative: "I got to travel all over Europe, and it just opened up the world to me.

Jamal Khan*, 22, left teaching after completing a graduate training scheme because the unexpected amount of admin and bureaucracy, and pupil apathy, meant he couldn't meet the standards he set for himself.

Proportionally more New Zealanders were completing a graduate transition programme (95%, n = 170) compared to 77% (n = 51) of Australian respondents.

Similarly we assign 18 years of education if the respondent completed a graduate degree and 16 if they attended a graduated degree but did not get the degree.

He completed a graduate journalism course and landed jobs on Sky and BBC TV programmes.

He earned a B.A. (1959) from Maryville College, Maryville, Tennessee, but he failed to complete a graduate degree from Columbia University, New York City.

A brilliant student, she graduated high school and went to the University of Colorado at age 15, where she completed a graduate degree in psychology.

He received an undergraduate degree at the University of Pennsylvania in 1983 and says he took graduate classes at the Wharton School of Business there; he did not complete a graduate degree there.