"graduated well" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is often used as a way of complimenting someone on their academic performance. For example, you might say, "John graduated well from the university, and has been accepted into a top graduate program."
The contention and difficulty arise from having to change existing senior medical officers as the head of the clinics with its modus operandi versus newly graduated well-trained FMSs with its transformed approaches and new modes of operation.
Alchemist founder Ravi Belani tells TechCrunch the latest class is the largest his program has ever graduated, as well.
Yesterday, many of your loved ones graduated as well.
That it's an unusual move for an "Idol" graduate — well, add it to the list.
Hill, frequently described as the greatest living poet in the English language, was voted in by 1,156 votes from Oxford graduates, well ahead the Beat poet Michael Horovitz, second with 353, and eight others.
AI fundamentals, and these specific areas, are applicable across a range of different product goals and development efforts, and should serve graduates well in a number of different fields.
Our economy depends on having graduates well prepared for college, careers, and hopefully life.
Glaeser believes that this hold-back approach would motivate colleges to work harder to help students graduate well prepared for employment.
Though she is a good student and will likely graduate well off, her college time will be sunk running in circles.
"I own a business in the Southwest, and I am constantly amazed at the ignorance shown by management applicants who graduated from well-known colleges with good reputations".
Attention recent college graduates — as well as parents who covered those big tuition bills.
