Sentence examples for graduate six from inspiring English sources

His thesis project — a Tribeca warehouse space for the display of Richard Serra's sculptures — didn't pass, causing him to graduate six months late.

Most of the alumni of more than half of the nation's colleges and universities fail to outearn a typical high school graduate six years after enrolling, according to new data from the Department of Education.

We were spending $45,000 on tuition, some of us without financial aid, and many taking out loans that were lining us up to graduate six figures in debt.

Two nephews, one a graduate, one in law school, also live in the house part time.

He likes him, and he knows the Mets want him to help Thole graduate one day.

This month, the program expects to graduate four women, all of them once unemployed.

"I was supposed to graduate seven years ago," said Mr. Copeland.

When they graduate four years from now, the Department of Labor will certify the apprentices as journeyworkers.

He said the seminary expected to graduate "five or six each year for the next few years".

The DLHE research surveys graduates six months after they leave university.

Unemployment among new graduates six months after leaving university is officially around 15%.