Sentence examples for either graduating from inspiring English sources

When you finish your three years (or more), your peers who stayed home and went to school are either graduating or close to it.

The Huffington Post just got a hold of a casting call for a reality TV show about eight Malibu students, either graduating seniors or returning juniors, who live in Malibu and Santa Monica.

Students may elect to pursue the major by either graduating through the Department of Computer Sciences within the College of Arts and Sciences or through the College of Criminology and Criminal Justice.

College Measures, a joint venture of the American Institutes of Research and Matrix Knowledge Group, took a look at the success rate of community colleges in either graduating students with an associate's degree within three years or helping students transfer into a four-year university.

The rest have either graduated or are still working toward bachelor's degrees.

Corporates then enter further downstream by partnering as the first big client with young companies that have either graduated from an accelerator or received professional VC funding.

Since SoA Director Jean Labatut won the first Topaz Medallion in 1976, another 10 of the 42 winners either graduated from Princeton or served on the faculty, including the last three — Harrison Fraker '64 *66; former professor Peter Eisenman; and this year, yours truly.

Two-thirds of the 890 Star Scholars who started in the fall of 2015 have either graduated or are currently enrolled with enough credits so that they are on course to complete their degree within three years, the federal benchmark for associate degree completion.

The 6ft 5in centre-back played 68 games for his university team between 2013 and 2016, before being selected by Philadelphia Union early last year in the fourth round of the SuperDraft, an annual event in which MLS clubs snap up players who have either graduated from college or been signed by the league.

Of approximately 1.5 million state and federal inmates, 64 % have either graduated from high school or hold a GED, making them eligible for enrolling in college courses.

Similar to Min, another three interviewees, who found jobs in the private sector solely through the market channel, either graduated from prestigious universities or specialized in highly marketable fields, such as telecommunication or finance.