Sentence examples for graduates admitted from inspiring English sources
After all the caps had been tossed into the air, the graduates admitted that it had been meaningful.
More than half of Belgian, Spanish and Turkish business graduates admitted that they would work for nothing to get a good internship.
Then, she checked with the University of the District of Columbia last fall and discovered that only 16 of the 183 Ballou graduates admitted to the college had shown up.
Of the 74 graduates admitted as medical students at the FMUP, 67 (90.5%) were eligible for this study (Fig. 1).
Find out about the new Baltimore Talent Scholarship for former Baltimore City public high school graduates admitted to the Master of Science in Nursing: Entry into Nursing program.
Sixty-seven graduates admitted as medical students completed the 60-item NEO Five-Factor Inventory (NEO-FFI) and the Marlowe-Crowne Social Desirability short-form scale at the stage of applying (baseline assessment) and after they had already been admitted (follow-up assessment).
Only one in five cardholders with a high school degree or less carry a credit card balance, but one in three college graduates admit carrying one.
Recently, on the spinoff series "Drag U," when a straight, frumpy Harvard graduate admitted she was dateless, her drag mentor said what the audience was thinking: "Harvard grad?
By his reckoning, a Yale Law graduate admitted through affirmative action, as he was, would automatically be judged inferior to whites with the same degree.
Jerry Hall, just about to take over the role of Mrs Robinson in the West End production of The Graduate, admitted in an interview that in spite of having been married to the sex idol Mick Jagger, she herself had little sexual experience, having only had one boyfriend before she was married.
To graduate, the Law School requires any LL.M. graduate admitted to the J.D. program to be in full-time residence (nine credit hours per quarter) for six quarters, with no fewer than six Law School credit hours per quarter.
