Sentence examples for graduate counts from inspiring English sources

A Cornell University graduate, Counts' commitment to poverty eradication deepened as a Fulbright scholar in Bangladesh, where he witnessed innovative poverty solutions being developed by Grameen Bank.

An environmental science graduate, he counts himself lucky to at least be earning something.

A Stanford graduate, Collins counts Condoleezza Rice among his acquaintances and taught Sunday School while still in high school.

While she traipsed around the country during the campaign as Clinton's traveling chief of staff, Weiner became a fixture on those trips, courting the George Washington University graduate who counts designer Oscar de la Renta as a friend.

Mullin is a Harvard graduate who counts former classmates like Al Gore and Tommy Lee Jones as friends, but he is also a fifth-generation millworker whose grandmother left school in the fifth grade to work 60 hours a week on the looms here.

The 24-year-old Stanford graduate who counts Stephen Hawking and Carl Sagan as his heroes grew up in an entrepreneurial family.

Courses assigned to the graduate career count towards the master's degree and courses assigned to the undergraduate career count towards the bachelor's degree.

Officials at colleges with low graduation rates have for years defended their rates by falsely asserting, perhaps mistakenly believing, that their part-time students who eventually graduate are "counted as failures". With the federal government poised to reveal college comparisons that will likely include use of the graduation rate, it is time to set the record straight.

Judge Lippman said that while the preference was for work in New York, there would probably be provisions to allow recent law graduates to count work done while in law school elsewhere.

For college graduates, who count among the most likely to move to new cities, migration fell 2.4percentt.

And that's one thing graduates can count on, in addition to debt: the nagging calls from their alma matters asking for more money.