"graduation paper" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it to refer to an academic paper that one writes in order to graduate from their college program, for example: "I have almost finished my graduation paper!".
My colleagues took huge amounts of money from selling graduation papers and grades, also taking homemade products from the "candidates," like cheese, alcoholic beverages, even eggs!— Monica Vlad, 49, a university professor in Sibiu.
Based on the analysis of social demand for talent, the interdisciplinary cross and the status of graduation design, this paper advanced the reform thinking and implementation process of teaching mode in the undergraduate "multi-disciplinary joint graduation design".
On the last day of camp, paper graduation decorations left over from another event hang everywhere.
She gets a marker and writes, "After the Earthquake". On the last day of camp, paper graduation decorations left over from another event hang everywhere.
On average, each graduate had 1 paper published since graduation.
Working with a faculty mentor, each fellow develops, researches and writes a 25-page scholarly paper by graduation.
Further, while matching effects are small when comparing five-year graduation rates, a companion paper (Arcidiacono et al. 2013) shows that mismatch effects are much larger when looking at persistence in STEM fields and in time to graduation.
Students need to be armed with more than a piece of paper after graduation in this challenging job market.
Our students generally publish three to four papers before graduation.
But when you still have exams and papers due, graduation can still seem so far away.
