Sentence examples for entry graduates from inspiring English sources

Her Majesty's Inspector of Constabulary Tom Winsor believes the only way to make policing a more attractive career to students at top universities is to recruit about 80 "direct entry" graduates a year into the rank of inspector.

In our study 43% of UNSW RCS rural entry graduates intend to work in rural areas, although we do not know if this was their original intention.

Non-rural medicine entry graduates who spent three years at rural campuses were more likely to take up rural practice compared to those who spent just one year at a rural campus (OR = 8.4, 95% CI = 2.1-33.5, P = 0.002).

Direct entry for graduates to higher levels, similar to the Army's "officer class", is also a welcome move.

Finally, students were defined as graduate entry (versus non-graduate), based on previous higher education qualifications.

The competition for entry into graduate programs is increasing.

In addition, about 20% of those assigned 22 as the age of predicted entry have graduate degrees.

Would delaying my entry into graduate school for a few years be detrimental to my future career as a scientist?

Not excepting Cadman (2002), there are currently no genre investigations of student-written research proposals for purposes of gaining entry into graduate programs.

However, it was clear that the merging of the Direct Entry and Graduate Entry cohorts, in particular, meant that students were keen to manage the impressions of the other group.

The study is restricted to employers of entry-level academic graduates entering public health organizations in the Netherlands.