Simultaneously, he quit De Witt Clinton High School, without graduating; except for some extension courses in literature at Columbia later on, that was the end of his formal education.
Before he quit, he'd been steadily employed since graduating from college – and except for the most recent case, he'd always found a subsequent job before leaving the previous one.
Except for graduate degrees, payoffs to all degrees are discounted zero, including the most crowded bachelor's degree.
Specifically, except for graduate degrees, the payoffs to all other degrees, including the most populous bachelor's degree, are effectively discounted to zero.
Its diploma can open doors at nearly any top corporation — except for female graduates, some of whom say they were rejected as many as 20 times in job applications.
After all, I am a graduate of the university, and except for the influence of my parents and family, my four years of excellent education there did more to shape my life than anything else.
How do you hire? A. If you look at anybody's career — except for new college graduates who are just starting out — you're going to see a pattern.
Except for the freakish exceptions.
Life goes on -- except for the players who graduate, that is -- and there's always next season.
A big, rowdy crowd is almost entirely against them, except for the small pockets of Northwestern graduates who feel allegiance to the Englishman Luke Donald, a fellow Wildcat.
