Sentence examples for graduate standing from inspiring English sources
Images of the international relations graduate – standing in an immaculate suit, UN badge around his neck, next to a small, blue tent and rolled-up foam mattress – had circulated on social media.
Images of the international relations graduate – standing in an immaculate suit, UN badge around his neck, next to a small, blue tent and rolled-up foam mattress by Lake Geneva – had circulated on social media.
The prerequisite for the advanced seminar is junior or graduate standing and evidence of substantial preparation in biology, but not necessarily in evolutionary biology.
In his first year he was admitted to graduate standing in physics on the basis of independent study, which meant he was not required to take the basic classes and could enroll instead in advanced ones.
Though admitted to graduate standing at Johns Hopkins University in 1928, she was forced to remain at the Pennsylvania College for Women for her senior year due to financial difficulties; she graduated magna cum laude in 1929.
From an employers perspective, if you have two graduates standing in front of you and one of them has just got a degree and the other one has got a degree but also has all these skills, it's obvious which one the employer will choose.
Girls' schools see their graduates standing side-by-side with men of achievement.
After a while, Nick graduated to standing on top of his cage.
In 1841 he entered the United States Military Academy at West Point and graduated four years later, standing seventh out of 41 cadets.
Correction: May 25 , 2002 Saturday A picture caption on May 17 about New York University's commencement misidentified a graduate who was standing on a chair above the rest of the crowd, speaking on a cellphone.
With a provisional application on file, if your graduate student is standing in front of a poster and an investor reads it and waves a fistful of cash at her, you have IP protection and you can rush out to fill out the rest of the paperwork.
