Sentence examples for had graduate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gibson had graduate degrees from New York University and the University of Wales.

About a quarter of them have been lawyers, and the rest have had graduate degrees in management or business administration.

In the afternoons, they had graduate course work in educational psychology, child development and "classroom management" (a k a discipline).

I would always be very envious of my friends who had graduate jobs as they had much bigger incomes than me".

But both attracted highly educated students and both reported that over 70 percent had degrees (more than a third had graduate degrees).

As late as 1930 only 11 percent had graduate education, and the rapid growth of theological seminaries did not come until after World War II.

And in the 1960's and 70's, Ford had graduate-fellowship programs in several countries.

"The Impact of Recent Immigration on London", a study by the London School of Economics LSEE) published in 2008, showed that among migrants who had arrived in the previous three years, 61% had graduate-level qualifications, against 30% of native Londoners, and only 7% had no qualifications at all, against 24% of natives.

She had graduated from N.C.

She had graduated cum laude.

Meanwhile, Yağmur had graduated from medical school.