Sentence examples for graduates plans from inspiring English sources

Responding to a severe shortage of nurses, the City University of New York, the city's largest producer of nursing graduates, plans to sharply expand its training programs, adding 30 full-time nursing professors and scheduling more classes on nights and weekends.

Ninety percent of graduates planned to go on to college.

Ninety-three percent of this year's 341 graduates planned to go on to college.

And yet from 1998 to 2002, Yates High reported that 99percentto100percentcent of its graduates planned to attend college.

Last year, 30percentt of graduates planned to go on to four years of higher education and 12.5percentt for two years.

Kendall isn't alone: every year, over 300,000 people flee the UK, with 70% of graduates planning to work abroad after university.

Not incidentally, the pilot episode of "quarterlife," a new series about recent college graduates planned for direct distribution on the Web, concludes with a soulful discussion between two friends on a cigarette break.

In 2010, only 33%% of general pediatrics residency graduates planned on sub specializing, yet health-care operators demand are growing for sub-disciplines.

This exodus was compounded during China's political turmoil in the early 90s, when the number of Chinese graduates planning to reside in the U.S. jumped three-fold.

The financial services industry used to consider it a point of pride to hire hungry and eager young high school and college graduates, planning to train them on the job in sales, trading, research, and investment banking.

Here, our students produce analytic reports for clients actively engaged in the profession our graduates plan to enter.