Sentence examples for graduating about from inspiring English sources

After graduating about 1969, he went to work as a translator in Turkey, but he was expelled under murky circumstances eight months later.

Yet five years after graduating, about one-third at each university said that the rankings seemed "less important" to them now than they did in high school.

The school in Marfa, about 200 miles southeast of El Paso, is small, graduating about 30 students a year, so only a few become eligible under the rule, Ms. Franklin said.

The university reckons that three-quarters of its full-time students are still in the region a year after graduating (about 63% come from there in the first place, which helps).There are wrinkles to iron out, of course, and housing is among them.

USC and Caltech are graduating about 10,000 engineers a year down here.

And it's running four sessions of its Accelerator program a year, graduating about 30 startups per class.

Over a working lifetime, the average physics graduate earns about £100,000 more than graduates of non-science subjects.

General nursing graduates represented about 72% of all graduates.

Indeed, the average student with Stafford loans graduates with about $13,000 in debt.

The average student at a private law school will graduate with about $125,000 of debt.

For this, we use the VE Monitor,4 an annual survey of the labour market positions of VE graduates about 18 months after graduation.