Sentence examples for general graduates from inspiring English sources

The government's Graduate Labour Market Statistics: 2015, published in April this year, continue to show that, in general, graduates are more likely to be in work and earn much more than non-graduates over a working lifetime.

The career of each M.D.-Ph.D. graduate is uniquely based upon research and clinical interests, but in general, graduates spend 3 to 7 years in specialty and subspecialty clinical and research training -- that is, residency and fellowship.

The general graduated from the National War College, the Infantry School and the Command and General Staff College.

According to the World Bank, while general graduate degree programs, which include the humanities and social sciences, still have the highest enrollment, the number of students seeking technical degrees grew six times faster from 2000 to 2004.

Many programs also require that students take the general Graduate Record Examination (GRE) and some the GRE Psychology test.

Categorical demographic information was collected on participants' gender, age, medical school and modality of admission to the medical course (including General, Graduate and other contingents).

The general studies graduates threw daisies into the air, while Barnard's graduates lofted bright red foam apples.

And although the specialist degrees are by most accounts excellent, some employers are said to have been disappointed by the general BBA graduates they have hired.

In general, college graduates outgrow this habit once they've moved out of the house and are forced to buy alcohol with their own money.

We surveyed general surgery graduates to assess the relationships among rotation satisfaction, CT disease exposure, rotation length, mentorship, and mistreatment.

We are talking about systemic failure on the part of senior leadership, Field Grade and General Officers, graduates of civilian universities and military training academies with years of combined experience, who failed to apply their collective professional knowledge.