Sentence examples for graduates lifetime from inspiring English sources

The business school gives its graduates lifetime e-mail addresses, allowing them easy contact with one another.

For the record, here's what the IFS actually says: By decile of graduate lifetime earnings, the government's proposals are more progressive than the current system or that proposed by Lord Browne.

The break-even point is age 33, after which college graduates' estimated lifetime earnings shoot past those who haven't earned college degrees.

Small changes in either of these two sets of assumptions could have huge implications for medical graduates' actual lifetime repayments over the next 30 years.

Since only 2 percent of a law school graduate's lifetime earnings come in the first year after graduation, the longer term is arguably a better measure; looking at current employment rates is only one part of that picture.

Under this estimate, each new graduate confers a net benefit to taxpayers of about $127,000 over the graduate's lifetime.

The budget decision has fuelled concerns that compounding interest would drive up total repayments over a graduate's lifetime, with lower-income earners and parents who take time out of the workforce likely to be particularly affected.

So what can families do to avoid the debt that is trapping graduates into lifetimes of indentured servitude to Sallie Mae? Before taking out a single dollar in student loans, do everything that you possibly can to lower the cost of college and raise the money to pay cash.

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"Graduates enjoy a lifetime of better employment prospects," says Brian Norton, chief executive of Future Finance.

Any outstanding repayments will be written off after 30 years, so graduates with low lifetime earnings will be protected.