Sentence examples for graduates- from inspiring English sources

This increase in undergraduate students has had a knock on effect, and seen more graduates applying for higher-level study.

Improbable was founded three years ago by a group of computer science graduates from Cambridge, led by Herman Narula.

The announcement also has united Sweet Briar graduates from around the world in hopes of reversing the decision and the local county attorney has attempted to blunt the closure through the courts.

As a result, we estimate that around one quarter of graduates on the lowest incomes will actually pay back less than under the current system.

Graduates who earn more will repay more each month, so the system is fair and affordable; and those who enter a more lucrative profession will pay a higher rate of interest, and ultimately contribute more to the cost of their university education.

He's minded to keep the property after he graduates rather than sell it to pay off his student loan.

The two women are part of a group of Central Saint Martins graduates, which also includes Giles Deacon and Katie Grand – who came to prominence in the early noughties with a playful, pop sensibility sense of style.

McEwan also told graduates that they were now standing "on one of life's various summits", warning them not to "be taken in by those who tell you that life is short", because it's "inordinately long".

It also forced graduates to pay back student loans sooner but extended fee help to non-university courses such as diplomas and associate degrees.

And whether they're recent arrivals or freshly-minted graduates, they're being shunted off into low-paying jobs or into precarious underpaid self-employment.

Although not guaranteed a job at the end of the scheme, more than 88% of the graduates stay in local government, according to latest figures.