Sentence examples for graduates ahead from inspiring English sources

In other cases, universities have alumni networks that put recent graduates ahead of competitors from lesser-known schools.

Psychiatry was sixth most popular specialty for UK graduates, ahead of Paediatrics, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Laboratory Medicine and Public Health.

Because of that and other distractions, I took longer to complete my last year, so Freny graduated ahead of me.

I heard from students who'd graduated ahead of me in poli sci and behavioral science that it's hell out there.

"This is a reward to kids who have graduated ahead of schedule and have tackled a full academic load," Wisconsin Coach Bret Bielema said in a telephone interview.

As for the go-getters like Ms. Callaway, they were steeled by the bleak job outlook for those who graduated ahead of them.

But starting in 1997, the wages of college graduates pulled ahead, according to the Economic Policy Institute's latest figures.

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.

Now 71, he is confident that the Vincentians who run the university will return the emphasis on producing graduates like Stanley ahead of winning games.

And though the best predictor of an American child's success in school has long been the parents' educational level a factor which graduates are already ahead on, by defintition money is an increasingly important factor.

In 1937, Mr. Roosevelt graduated a year ahead of his class at Harvard and married Mary Lowe Gaddis.