Sentence examples for graduates around from inspiring English sources

Most graduates (around 60percentt) are actually working in jobs that don't require a degree, according to research by Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development.

But she saw so many Simmons graduates around town, she said, that she asked herself why not?

But a Catalyst survey of female and male M.B.A. graduates around the world showed that mentors might not do much for women.

Of 2009 graduates, around 59% went straight into employment, although the high take-up of clerical/secretarial and retail jobs reflected the tough conditions in the jobs market generally.

However, the system is complicated and subject to change – for example, in 2015 the government overturned a promise to increase the threshold for repayments up from £21,000 each year from 2017 – a move that will cost graduates around £3,000 each over their career.

The digital app was devised by two lecturers at Leicester's School of Museum Studies, the world's largest training provider in the subject, with 80 master's students, 60 PhD students and a further 250 graduates around the world studying by distance learning.

The average student starting university this year could expect to graduate with around £24,000 of debt.

As to the reference to Mr. Dare being an adjunct professor, he said that Mr. Dare "taught classes in the education department" at Loma Linda while a graduate student around 1989-90.

When I tell people that I managed to get two university degrees and graduate with around $40,000 in savings and no debt, they look at me like I'm crazy.

"Especially those of us who graduated around the same time as the Patriot Act," Ms. Campbell said.

On the whole they have managed it successfully: since its inception in 2004, it has graduated around 1,000 students.