Sentence examples for graduating age from inspiring English sources

Many of the compassionate inquirers I've met have children of their own around graduating age.

American and British students appear to have the biggest incentive to study: British graduates aged 25-34 earn $57,000 on average.

College graduates ages 23 27 at the time of the census were ages 18 22 five years before the census and were likely to have been enrolled in college but not yet have earned a bachelor's degree.

At age 11 Campbell entered Franklin College (now the University of Georgia), and after graduating at age 14 he entered the U.S. Military Academy.

The son of a converted Jewish lawyer (who had taken his sponsors' historic name at baptism), Manin studied law at Padua, graduating at age 17.

After attending the University of California, Los Angeles, Chotiner enrolled at the Southwestern School of Law, graduating at age 20, the youngest graduate in the school's history.

Certain sub-behaviours varied with graduate age and time spent working since graduation.

She is a Stanford graduate, age 37, and Google's 20th employee.

In 2010, some 40,000 graduates age 22 to 28 moved to the city in search of jobs, according to the latest figures from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey.

Those questioned were limited to well-educated successful people; they had to be college graduates age 25 to 64 with income in the top quartile of their age group who said they followed the news regularly.

AT a time when recent graduates, age 24 and under, are experiencing a jobless rate of nearly 10 percent, a new study renews the debate over the value-added component of going to college.