Sentence examples for except for graduate from inspiring English sources

Except for graduate degrees, payoffs to all degrees are discounted zero, including the most crowded bachelor's degree.

Specifically, except for graduate degrees, the payoffs to all other degrees, including the most populous bachelor's degree, are effectively discounted to zero.

Then shop for graduate schools.

Prepare for graduate school.

Its diploma can open doors at nearly any top corporation — except for female graduates, some of whom say they were rejected as many as 20 times in job applications.

How do you hire? A. If you look at anybody's career — except for new college graduates who are just starting out — you're going to see a pattern.

Life goes on -- except for the players who graduate, that is -- and there's always next season.

Once the relocation occurs, the Southampton campus will be left largely vacant except for the college's graduate program, with about 250 students, and the South Fork, one of the wealthiest summer communities in the world, will be without a four-year college.

Simultaneously, he quit De Witt Clinton High School, without graduating; except for some extension courses in literature at Columbia later on, that was the end of his formal education.

Meanwhile, starting from 1997, most universities were no longer responsible for assigning job offers to graduates, except for educational institutions directly subject to the central government, such as ministries of national defence and justice.

Except for his fellow service-academy graduate Dwight Eisenhower, no President of the twentieth century spent more years in uniform than Carter.