Sentence examples for ever graduate from inspiring English sources

By comparison, nationally, around only 8 percent of the poorest students ever graduate from college.

But according to the report, about 4 of every 10 public college students attend part time — and no more than a quarter of part-time students ever graduate.

But only a handful of the eight bidders for the three contracts believe they can ever graduate from public subsidy to become self-financing.

The man who brings Havaa to the hospital, Akhmed, begins to work there too, despite the fact that he is "the most incompetent doctor in Chechnya, the single least distinguished physician to ever graduate Volchansk State University Medical School".

"Fewer than one in four students who begin an online M.B.A. ever graduate, and it didn't seem ethical to me to take someone's money up front, knowing that most of them won't finish".

To help achieve those goals, the community college systems that enroll about 11 million students need to end the practice of shunting students who are prepared for college into non-credit remedial classes that chew up financial aid while making it far less likely that they will ever graduate.

In fact, it wouldn't be at all surprising if that very scene played out at Johnson's own graduation party — assuming he ever graduated from an institute of higher learning.

Eggleston attended military academy, then Vanderbilt University and 'Ole Miss' - the University of Mississippi - without ever graduating.

For example, George Mason University, Fairfax, Va., which opened a branch in the United Arab Emirates, closed its Raʾs al-Khaymah campus in May 2009 without having ever graduated a student.

Before me, no one in my family had ever graduated from high school, let alone college, and yet I understood I had no choice but to go.

No one in her family had ever graduated from college, but she nevertheless applied, and for her audition did what she now describes as a near-pornographic version of Juliet's "Gallop apace" soliloquy.